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*Scent Of A Woman It’s ironic, funny and strange, even iconic, like those Pillars of Atlantis at world’s end; water logged seaweed covered, yet still guarding long past City Gates. ~~~ Oh, I have played the fool, the playful court jester; have left witty comments to elicit a smile or two. I have been a hero, wielded the Sword of Un, played La Mancha’s Quixote, windmill slayer, fighter for Dulcinea’s sacred honor. I rode Appaloosa bare back painted in warrior red leaving my blood soaking the banks of Sand Creek, and valley’s of Wounded Knee. ~~~ Yes, all this I have seen and done. And yet not once has the scent of a woman said,” Come home to me. Kiss me into the night. Hold me until the morning’s light.” Aztec Warrior 11.7.15*
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Nov 8, 2015
Nov 8, 2015 at 1:24 AM UTC
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*Scent Of A Woman It’s ironic, funny and strange, even iconic, like those Pillars of Atlantis at world’s end; water logged seaweed covered, yet still guarding long past City Gates. ~~~ Oh, I have played the fool, the playful court jester; have left witty comments to elicit a smile or two. I have been a hero, wielded the Sword of Un, played La Mancha’s Quixote, windmill slayer, fighter for Dulcinea’s sacred honor. I rode Appaloosa bare back painted in warrior red leaving my blood soaking the banks of Sand Creek, and valley’s of Wounded Knee. ~~~ Yes, all this I have seen and done. And yet not once has the scent of a woman said,” Come home to me. Kiss me into the night. Hold me until the morning’s light.” Aztec Warrior 11.7.15*
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Nov 8, 2015
Nov 8, 2015 at 1:24 AM UTC
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