Enchant

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    Enchant

    What am I? Do I dare tell? Could I lie?
    I am something beautiful and true.
    I could be someone, a woman, fair and loyal to you.
    I have been held my many, many hands
    I have travelled across many strange and wonderful lands.
    I have been held by men over thousands of years,
    And yet have I survived by storms, rain and tears.

    From kings to Phantoms, from Beasts to sheiks,
    I have been given to these: both to the handsome and strong,
    crippled and weak.
    I care not for money, nor pride nor even looks,
    To those hat hold me, I am an open book.
    I am with others, and yet |I have been alone.
    To the one that holds me, I always find my way home.

    Break me with the sword and burn me with fire,
    I am still loved by God and coveted by men with much desire.
    Cut me down and I cannot live,
    But take care of me, love me, and much love will I give.

    From the forests of England to the mountains of Spain,
    I give love to many but I also share pain.
    Some may say I am a woman, or just a simple flower.
    Some may say I enchant men with strange and wonderful power.
    What am I? Do you not know?
    With water from the soul and love from the heart will I grow.

    Do you still not know? Have you not guessed?
    Of what I am, that which to you I must confess.
    Beauty and love I do not lack.
    Myself, I give to you and hold nothing back.
    To the many who have sorrows and woes,
    Do not be sad, for now I tell you: I am a Rose.



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    poeticdreamer commented on Enchant

    03-09-2009

    Metaphoric love is the most potent

    When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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