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Past the moon light over the tall knoll under the bows of the mighty exists a pond steaming from the warmth of the day like glass the water is still it is the stage for countless fireflies that dance with the evening chill there on the grandstand lives the olympian who gently glides in silent elegance looping under ribbons of light she is the matriarch of this small kingdom tucked on the edge of timber it is here a figure appears she is not alone peering from behind the steam his eyes gleamed slowly following the white he examines her majesty transfixed on ever feather he watched feeling strange he saw what lies before him a shape yet odd her glowing feathers she spread bathed in moon light her body ached twisted and full wings to arms feathers to curves beak to full rose eyes to blue her hair flowed a gray stream covering her subtle ******* he fell to his knees eyes wide hidden in spring fed grass his eyes following the slight shadows of her neck pass the barren of her belly down through taut slender legs he confessed, he declared that she was his the maiden now notice the eyes of another demands he reveals thy self from toe to tip the stunned man stepped a man of no work or duty nor rich or fame he stepped into view a peasant her ice blue eyes weave through his features their eyes met and as if fated they fell at first glance
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Apr 11, 2012
Apr 11, 2012 at 10:25 PM UTC
The pond, the count, and the swan (Story Poem)
Past the moon light over the tall knoll under the bows of the mighty exists a pond steaming from the warmth of the day like glass the water is still it is the stage for countless fireflies that dance with the evening chill there on the grandstand lives the olympian who gently glides in silent elegance looping under ribbons of light she is the matriarch of this small kingdom tucked on the edge of timber it is here a figure appears she is not alone peering from behind the steam his eyes gleamed slowly following the white he examines her majesty transfixed on ever feather he watched feeling strange he saw what lies before him a shape yet odd her glowing feathers she spread bathed in moon light her body ached twisted and full wings to arms feathers to curves beak to full rose eyes to blue her hair flowed a gray stream covering her subtle ******* he fell to his knees eyes wide hidden in spring fed grass his eyes following the slight shadows of her neck pass the barren of her belly down through taut slender legs he confessed, he declared that she was his the maiden now notice the eyes of another demands he reveals thy self from toe to tip the stunned man stepped a man of no work or duty nor rich or fame he stepped into view a peasant her ice blue eyes weave through his features their eyes met and as if fated they fell at first glance
jason-drury
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Apr 11, 2012
Apr 11, 2012 at 10:25 PM UTC
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