That Girl Poem by Gerry Legister

I fell in love with a Carol singer
That girl with blonde hair,
I dance around her visage like a smoky fire
And woke up in her enchanted lair.

Watching the last glint of brilliant stars
Fade away into the end of a moonless road,
She called out to me from a siren song
Angelic tone to lay down my heavy load.

The symphony sound of songs seizes me,
Like reflections captured in a portrait,
The ambiance of beauty could not deny
Peaceful joy settled in my heart.

Sweet were the kisses from her radiant lips
Like a mist-shrouded in the clouds;
That world took my heart into strange eclipse,
Hot girl burning from inside like festive coals.

But the flames soon became a vacant bubble
And suddenly that girl was gone,
Along with her siren song, vanished into a Hubble
Only a quiet moment remain in the sad song.

To reflect on her dancing hair waving the banner
That parted the air and opened a new sky;
And all I asked of time hid in her enchanted lair
With heaven and the starry stare standing by.

Among all the people that I have met with
That girl with blonde hair had natural flair,
With one rhythmic note could take away my breath?
And leave my heart burning with fire.