The Woman with the Trojan Heart 

She, with the Trojan heart, jumps off her horse and in your face. The vision of her form never leaves your mind. It’s etched into your sight, even when you close your eyes. She desecrates your inner peace, no more silence can you find. All you see is she, with her wild, long mane of bronzed hair. You only dare dream of its scent, how it feels to the touch of your skin. “Let me in”, you say, to her, in that way you know makes her fall head over heels. Are you awake enough? Is this real? If it is, can you handle her? A stallion of her nature and stature refuses spurs.

This post is posted on Thursday 16 August 2012.
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