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A Reflection Of A Wonderful Lady!

Contributed by fredmonte101 on Wednesday, 22nd October 2014 @ 04:45:46 PM in AEST
Topic: LostLove



A Reflection Of A Wonderful Lady by Fred M. Lassonde

This afternoon as I sat looking at the white snow melting

I saw approaching a very small chiffon, white puffy cloud

Although, the snow was melting the heat was not sweltering

That pure white snow reminded me of whom I am most proud


I seen the little cloud as a symbol of this dear one I care for

An innocent love for a person whose heart is made of gold

Whose infinite worth far exceeds that and much, much more

A person who has a radiant smile, loving laugh and is not cold


A loving voice of an Angel in which I long to hear

She is a wit and has the ability to make one smile

However, she can be serious and also provoke a tear

This wonderful, beautiful Lady, oh so very dear!


Now if it was a crime to love and be proud of another

Then I profess my guilt to the world and to this Sister

For even though I am broken I can still be here Brother

I can pray and hope and tell her that I have missed her.

©Fred Monte Lassonde, 2013




Copyright © fredmonte101 ... [ 2014-10-22 16:45:46]
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Re: A Reflection Of A Wonderful Lady! (User Rating: 1 )
by deadreckoning1983 on Friday, 24th October 2014 @ 04:16:16 AM AEST
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Mmm great write Fred. I feel the loneliness you express here. I know you miss her and sometimes telling them is all we can do.




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