Hudson, Ross Allen

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Lights and Shadows 
Volume 24 Lights and Shadows Volume 24 Article 51 
1980 
Maid of my Visions 
Ross Allen Hudson 
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Hudson, R. A. (1980). Maid of my Visions. Lights and Shadows, 24 (1). Retrieved from https://ir.una.edu/
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ROSS ALLEN dl J ' LIB University of North AlabamaPoetry 
FLORENCE, ALABAMA
MAID OF MY VISIONS 
I awaken to her soft kisses, 
Unseen, she is from them all, 
Only I can see her enchanting smile, 
Because she is the maid of my visions. 
She radiates like the Cullinan diamond among rhinestones, Her 
voice is soft as one of the mountain brooks of the Rockies. Eyes 
compared only to the emeralds of Columbia, 
Her hair is the color of ripe wheat in the fields of Saskatchewan. 
I desire her company because she loves only me, 
She moves with me, as an oak in the wind. 
We play together like the ocean waves on the sand, 
If only she could be real, I would be silent. 


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