Maybe my favorite poem ever. Inspired by one so full of elegance. There is one other, though. "Your Symphony", which no one else will ever see. That one's through the roof. That's not quite fair, really. There is also "Gypsy". Another not for public consumption, along with so many more. In this one, particularly, to obviate confusion, the dates do not apply. It was written after her reign began.
Elegance*
As I ride this juggernaut of life's incessant train
Gazing through lacuna's sad, estranging windowpane
Pondering the landscape as I fly across terrain
Sculpted into shapes that form in beauty and in pain
All the scenes go flying by
Composing image in the eye
Of flashing scenes of immanence
I revel in the elegance
Of best of life's portrayals
When all the falsehood has been stripped
When not reflected in the script
Deceptions and betrayals
The purity of petals blowing on the silent breeze
Sweeps with poise of elegance among the regal trees
Inherent is the elegance in which my soul delights
That touch of poise and grace that sends my soul to wondrous heights
In everything I say or do or love or hold upright
My revelry necessitates that elegance bedight
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Maybe the finest moment of my life was seeing her portray the Gypsy Rose. It may be pure foolishness on my part, but I felt she was singing to me. Yeah, long story. She probably wouldn't even know to what I was referring, I could be wrong. She really is a kaleidoscope of the unexpected.
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