Lady Katrina

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    A description of the Hurricane Katrina if she was a woman.

    Lady Katrina

    Her appearance is quite elegant
    She wears dew-drop dischord
    Her gown is made of satin cloud
    The best she can afford

    The wind between her is her shawl
    The sun nuzzles her crown
    Just a quick and breathy smile
    Can cause the world to drown


    Her hair is that of crystal glass
    That falls well past her waist
    It smells as fresh as life itself
    And carries musk distaste

    She props it high upon her brow
    And lets it down again
    Soft rain touch is now a spear
    When she lets it all descend


    Her skin contains a beauty unknown
    With shade from black to white
    It indents and folds and hides
    And gives painful delight

    Smoothness with a touch of gleam
    It is as pearls would be
    She breaks the heart of every man
    Who is able to see

    What captivates the soul of man
    And brings them to surprise
    Her most entriguing attribute
    Would surely be her eyes

    They are black and so serene
    As peaceful as the sky
    If she sees you not in her favor
    You will surely die

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    Phoenix9 commented on Lady Katrina

    12-31-2008

    well done

    Poetry is what gets lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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