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I can remember the first time I laid My eyes upon the love of my life, Lucia. Her skin was so fair, like flaxen; Like a shade of summer sunlight. Her eyes were like blue sapphires. Her cheekbones were high And very delicately drawn. Her chin pointed her mouth Accented with two deep dimples. Hers was a delicate, fragile beauty. She had the elegance of the Queen; And the purity of the Holy Madonna. At first I never looked upon her with lust. I just gazed in the depths of her bottomless Blue eyes and discovered chivalric impulses I never knew I had. Protective instincts I thought had long since died in my childhood. I esteemed Lucia with such fervor that Is bestowed on the blessed ****** Mary. But be warned . . . For this might happen to you too. One day your fine the next day You are sighing at the sound of Lucia's name; And writing verses of bad poetry in her honor!
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Feb 20, 2021
Feb 20, 2021 at 1:32 PM UTC
Lucia's Poem
I can remember the first time I laid My eyes upon the love of my life, Lucia. Her skin was so fair, like flaxen; Like a shade of summer sunlight. Her eyes were like blue sapphires. Her cheekbones were high And very delicately drawn. Her chin pointed her mouth Accented with two deep dimples. Hers was a delicate, fragile beauty. She had the elegance of the Queen; And the purity of the Holy Madonna. At first I never looked upon her with lust. I just gazed in the depths of her bottomless Blue eyes and discovered chivalric impulses I never knew I had. Protective instincts I thought had long since died in my childhood. I esteemed Lucia with such fervor that Is bestowed on the blessed ****** Mary. But be warned . . . For this might happen to you too. One day your fine the next day You are sighing at the sound of Lucia's name; And writing verses of bad poetry in her honor!
My Lucia was my wife. She passed away a couple years back. I loved her dearly despite her blissful behavior. She was like a dream come true or my worse nightmare.
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Feb 20, 2021
Feb 20, 2021 at 1:32 PM UTC
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