My Lady True

In a vision’s luminescent dream I saw you first,
Naïve was I, to this blessing, cast on innocent eyes,
A dream, I thought, to quench my heart’s sad forlorn thirst,
Grandest wonder ‘fore me, little did I know what lies.

You came to me adorned in brunette bonnet hair held high,
Splendid smiles subtly hidden, beckoning my gaze,
Venus trapped in human form, that for which men vie,
Sublime stature speaking sultry softness soon to stay.

Firstly teasing, playful taunting, coyness came your way,
To which inside you hid delight at flirting now converse,
Enchanted both we came together by this tender play,
As lovers we became enamored, adoringly immersed.

Still today, my lady true, you grace my life so sweet,
Not a moment’s passed us by which I would not repeat.


by Rodney Alan Crater
Copyright ©2007 Rodney Alan Crater