She walks
in beauty with her Mona Lisa smile
Taming even the most wildest of wild
Their hearts fall victim to raging fires
That burn and burn till midnight hours
And I am one of those that show the symptoms
I am Picasso, I am George Byron
In matters of love I remain silent
For my work of her bares the roar of a lion.
If I described her, you would not believe
how her hair flows like poetry down her cheeks
Or how her lips are where the ocean and the shore meet
Or that her eyes, encompass still water than runs deep
Yes, Because of her many men have lost their sleep.
Taming even the most wildest of wild
Their hearts fall victim to raging fires
That burn and burn till midnight hours
And I am one of those that show the symptoms
I am Picasso, I am George Byron
In matters of love I remain silent
For my work of her bares the roar of a lion.
If I described her, you would not believe
how her hair flows like poetry down her cheeks
Or how her lips are where the ocean and the shore meet
Or that her eyes, encompass still water than runs deep
Yes, Because of her many men have lost their sleep.
She is
the proud evening star, admired from afar
Mid
planets are her slaves, her beam on ripples and waves
Her
reflection on the Rhone, is for what Van Gogh is best known
She has
drove many to madness and plunged some into greatness
I am one
of those inspired by her soul
I am
Edgar Allen Poe and she is Helen
Decades
of history weaved into her fabric
No place
is big enough for her beauty not earth, nor heaven.
I do not
speak merely of her looks; I speak of the prose within her book
Her
compassion is unmatched by any mortal I have met
She is
selfless and gives her all without regret
Her drive
and her spirit can wake the dead
For she
is life itself and the unknown that lies ahead.