" Of Ladies and Light " Oh, Ladies of lustful, and of virtuous kind, Please open your hearts to a few thoughts of mine. You see, in my travels, of near and of far, I've occasioned, to unlock the secret of stars. For as much as they are, on a midsummer's night, Like your eyes, brilliant diamonds of astral delight. They are, but a candle, when held in compare, To the fires raging wild, in the souls of the fair. Now, I sense your resistance, your reasonable doubt, To submit to the fact that I've figured this out. Yet, the truth lies in waiting; a wish, I decree !... In the stars, in yourself, you must first believe.
Reason for writing:
I was waiting at a shopping mall, thinking of my new girl and watching all the beautiful women walk by. This poem is for you and her
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