In grandeur so magnificent you stand,
More dignified in splendor than a lion;
I muse on pyramids, and on Orion,
And endless empires lost in realms of sand.
An empress gazing over all her land,
And of the Sphynx himself a sacred scion,
You render glorious anything you lie on,
And turn an armchair into something grand.
And yet, when we first met, you were a shade:
So scrawny and so heartbreaking and proud,
It crushed my soul. I fed you by the hand,
Until you condescended to my aid.
A mind unbroken, lofty as a cloud,
And still uncowed with worlds at your command.
Written Jan 9, 2015 © Anissa Nedzel Gage, All rights reserved
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Awwwww
Beautiful poem
Describes her so eloquently and elegantly
So beautiful.x😻🐾🐾🐾🐾
OMG! That in one of the most profoundly touching poems I have ever read!
God has blessed you richly indeed! Thank You so much for sharing this with us! It is indeed beautiful !🐈💞 Andrea Gaines.
P.S. Hug your wonderful furiends for me!💋💚
That is rare writing–the facts braided with archetypes.
lovely poem
Not so eloquent am I in saying worthy of Keats.
She is so regal! This made me smile on a tough day, THANK YOU for that, and peace to you, today and always,