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Contributor Series 10: Silken Rags, Gliding Princess


12.14.11 Posted in Contributor Series 10, today's words by

Contributor Series 10: Silken Rags

Gliding Princess
By Laura Zucca-Scott

You were gliding
Dancing gracefully
Sparkling eyes
A princess in disguise
At Cinderella’s ball
Every girl’s dream
Or so they say

The rhythm changed
But not the glow
Daring and bold
In youthful bliss
The lights were shining
Burning slowly
In that winter night

Before the fire consumed it all

Now the dream continues
In your daughter’s gaze
Remote, yet stronger than ever


Laura Zucca-Scott’s most recent poem to appear here was Furiously listening, published as part of Contributor Series: If Men Had Ears. 



3 Responses to “Contributor Series 10: Silken Rags, Gliding Princess”

  1. Anonymous says:

    Very elegant and beautiful.

  2. The princess is lovely. I could see her every move when the lights fell upon her.

  3. SARI says:

    A good poem but not sure why – just liked it!!

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