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Gypsy by birth, with a wildness inside, she was crowned queen, by her birthright. "By laws of the tribe," she didn't abide, under moonlit skies, dancing at midnight. There's a wild spark, inside her dark eyes. Named after her mother, a free "Spirit," in the darkness of the night, a wolf cries-- by her dance, cheered by public-spirit. A glow can be seen, by little fireflies, as all standby and watch in enchantment. A true gypsy queen with all that implies, all in this night, filled with entertainment. Flames by the fire, crackling wood sounds-- Men watch with glee, as her beauty astounds. © Debbie Altiparmakis, All rights reserved.
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Mar 22, 2015
Mar 22, 2015 at 11:31 PM UTC
Under The MoonLit Skies (Sonnet)
Gypsy by birth, with a wildness inside, she was crowned queen, by her birthright. "By laws of the tribe," she didn't abide, under moonlit skies, dancing at midnight. There's a wild spark, inside her dark eyes. Named after her mother, a free "Spirit," in the darkness of the night, a wolf cries-- by her dance, cheered by public-spirit. A glow can be seen, by little fireflies, as all standby and watch in enchantment. A true gypsy queen with all that implies, all in this night, filled with entertainment. Flames by the fire, crackling wood sounds-- Men watch with glee, as her beauty astounds. © Debbie Altiparmakis, All rights reserved.
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Mar 22, 2015
Mar 22, 2015 at 11:31 PM UTC
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