She Came

She came, a lonely figure
a panther in the night
a fire that burned bright
so hot.

She came, and I looked
a woman of truth
but she lied
or so I thought.

She came, given a time
a simple meaning of care
blossoming meadows, my soul
harmlessly rendered.

She came, and it was clear
like an untouched spring
of life and death
but I, was confused.

She came, the truth it was
a danger lurked
behind that forlorn figure,
I cried.

She came, as fast as light
that she passed
my hope onboard, dreams too
as she took flight.

-written on 9th Oct 2003-

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