About the Woman I Admire Most

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She is a woman of ocean deep mind,

Build of intellect, etiquettes and everything nice.

A crystal chalice heart in a golden rib cage.

The energetic caffeinated vibes she brings, 

Rise silent and steady like the sunlight.

The matron who withstand and outlasts the stormy time tides.

A distinct variety, A damsel of a peculiar captivating kind.

A majestic quester looking for shades of grey in a black and white world.

The recusant dame,

Ready to take the less travelled road.

The road that diverges into two paves,

She walks in beauty,

But runs with savviness.

Within her lies a mysterious utopian world.

A querida mollycoddling the bookish reverie.

The luminary lady of truth casting the gleaming ideas like the moonlight gleams.

Everyday she rises like the sun, 

Soothes like the moon, 

Shines like the star.

She is the fierce fire, 

The soft pleasant flower, 

The cool azure sky.

The galaxies reside in her dark black eyes.

The Bonnie lass who dares to dream and spread her wings.

The vernacular avifauna who soars higher and higher, whose soul whirls like a dervish.

She is the medieval prose,

The ancient lyric mixed with the ballad à la mode.


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