Gurpreet S.. - A Date With The Lady

A Date With The Lady

Westward shore, air brings the spell from,
allured the will of this fair boy.
The lady herself appeared before him,
to her, ceded time on urbane soil.

[Young Boy]
Greetings, my lady on bright summer day,
for you the waiting never ends for me;
Greetings, my lady unwind your thoughts,
shoot the breeze in the long dull may.

[The Lady]
'The charm of the youth can never be appraised! '
A pot of gold lies behind the scarce words
Before you, I see and I behold my zest,
and die in my dreams that you blazed.
For the strange converse that you make
I cherish with an outcry of 'you...';
A serpent hidden to numb me down with
veracious thoughts and obvious traits.

[Young Boy]
'A serpent? '.. a form to tempt the lovely Eve,
the Satan assumed owing to her magical cast;
The devil himself I could be, for a divine kiss
and would you hold the answer to this deadly deed?

[The Lady]
'A kiss is a leaf that part from the tree,
for it to do you have to be the fall.
Answer to your wish I shall reveal in the dark
but I'm not the flower that contents every bee.'

Smile on his face arose with her words
in which the denial wasn't cited;
The thoughts of the lad, sure were seduced
with smile so misled and eyes amused.

Could not resist her plaits, long and black
and the lips of her, now, possess his fate.
The lady seized the limits of the virgin soul,
now gone, would return for the tale to be told.

- GuRpReEt S. (05.Sep.2003)

Gurpreet S..

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