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You see her every so often. In the flit of wind, or lick of fire. Entangled in the fine mane of a wild horse, as she ride bare back across the plains. Innocents once encompassed A porcelain face, but time, the enemy stripped it away. Pursed lips, and Dandelion eyes embedded in a meadow, where the sunrise is like late night bonfires blazing high! Warm winds stole his embers and placed them in her heart. The wind cradles its creation as it whispers softly to her. Prone to wander for the hearts desire craves the elements, to run to live to die The desires, that dangers, the very last breath. All or nothing. Take the final step. Small, smooth, round pebbles sparkle like jewels. The the pristine waters, where it rises and falls, Like her chest as she sleeps in the light, of the afternoon sun. Touched by the elements; with hair like gold wheat, skin smooth as alabaster, and the color of white tulips, eyes of the meadow, and lips curved like mountains. Strength to spare for the weary. As she journeys deeper within. Young she looks, but wise she is. She calls you in while eyes are glowing, with that mischievous smile, her laughter is the echoes of an early morning song. Fire child of the mountains, frail flower of the east. Lady of fire, never cease.
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Sep 29, 2010
Sep 29, 2010 at 7:43 PM UTC
Lady of Fire
You see her every so often. In the flit of wind, or lick of fire. Entangled in the fine mane of a wild horse, as she ride bare back across the plains. Innocents once encompassed A porcelain face, but time, the enemy stripped it away. Pursed lips, and Dandelion eyes embedded in a meadow, where the sunrise is like late night bonfires blazing high! Warm winds stole his embers and placed them in her heart. The wind cradles its creation as it whispers softly to her. Prone to wander for the hearts desire craves the elements, to run to live to die The desires, that dangers, the very last breath. All or nothing. Take the final step. Small, smooth, round pebbles sparkle like jewels. The the pristine waters, where it rises and falls, Like her chest as she sleeps in the light, of the afternoon sun. Touched by the elements; with hair like gold wheat, skin smooth as alabaster, and the color of white tulips, eyes of the meadow, and lips curved like mountains. Strength to spare for the weary. As she journeys deeper within. Young she looks, but wise she is. She calls you in while eyes are glowing, with that mischievous smile, her laughter is the echoes of an early morning song. Fire child of the mountains, frail flower of the east. Lady of fire, never cease.
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Sep 29, 2010
Sep 29, 2010 at 7:43 PM UTC
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