They ask if
she is indigo or one of those who is crystal,
As she blows
hot, then cold & dances with the mistrals,
Disguised
in garb of human being, wind within her tresses,
Wearing soft
sandy slippers & the oceans are her dresses.
She sways
in gentle motion & waltzes to old tides of seas,
Whispering
poems & sighing, soft melodies to breezy trees,
Golden sunbeams
bow & kiss her heaving breasts with silk,
And mantled
upon night, the moon bathes her in opal milk.
The floral
fields beckon & the heathered mountains call,
And upon the
wings of doves, she flies over yonder wall,
Where she
sees stars, scattered like diamonds in the sky,
And that is
where she knows, her head shall finally lie.
She may be
deemed as human, but she´s merely in disguise,
If only people
knew & they took their time, to finally realize,
She´s merely
the essence of us all, of me, of them & also you,
You may even
recognize her, in the early kisses of morning dew.
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