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The Stone Suitor
July 22, 2009
Sculptured from stone
And coated thickly in diamonds…
The woman sits upon her throne
Below her is a kingdom of coal
That leaves her outcast and alone
Wondering stares are reflected
In the diamond cloak she wears
But a lover’s tender kisses
Would slide right down from her stone hair
She possesses a strange freedom
Deep within her soul
For her being is resistant
To the city cast in coal
Words that are meant to splinter
To tear the mind apart
Don’t even dull the flicker
Of light in her stone heart
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