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 The Lady On The Road by Anthony Olheiser The Lady on the Road By Anthony Olheiser Into the forest I boldly road. Daring the darkness were no one would go. Dismissing stern warnings from friend and foe. "Yon' forest is haunted by the Lady on the Road!" As I entered the darkness of that wooded realm, ancient pine and oak moonlight overwhelmed. A carpet of decay muted horses hoof, no Lady on the Road did my eyes find proof. Eons of time this forest has seen, weight of it's ages pressed down on me. When unto my ears came a melancholy chime, " Good sir, this way, rest those eyes of thine." A will of its own my body did obey, the seductive voice that came my way. Leading me onward to the very home of that haunting aberration, the Lady on the Road. Naked as the forest she appeared to me. Emerald eyes, mesmerizing, as deep as the sea. Flaxen hair that draped over bosom, lily white. The spell of her charms I could not fight. To beconing arms I did not hesitate. Ruby lips I drank, no thought of my fate. The forest rejoiced as our passion arose, thus melted together Time's passage froze. When my journy began I can not say. When I met the Lady I know not what day. How long I have been here to me is unknown, blistfully lieing in the arms of the Lady on the Road. Copy write 2002 The Lady on the Road
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