Naked Lady Puts On A Simple White Dress

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New Zealand

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Autoplay

in morning light
as flowers begin
to open bud raised
heads to morning light

on far bank the naked lady
leaves the cold kiss
early morning river waters
puts on a simple white dress

to clothe new birth day
no smile alights upon her face
in soft morning light

her long black hair falls
limp unadorned strangely no jewelry shines
in familiar comfort upon wrists fingers

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Terence George Craddock

Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Topic(s) of this poem: loss,morning,river,water

poem poems light birth

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Inspired by the poem 'A Teen Aged Widow' by the poet Akhtar Jawad.
Dedicated to the poet Akhtar Jawad.
Split image from the poem 'The Beauty Of The Naked Lady' by the poet Terence George Craddock.
Written in March 2016 on the 9.3.2016.

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