Nothing Would Content Her
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Nothing would content her.
She's was as wild and free as a jungle animal,
not to be contained,
not to be pleased,
never to be appeased.
No one could pin her down,
like a shadowbox of dead butterflies,
although they tried.
She was perfectly amazed
by her own imperfections.
Never to be contented,
never to be contained,
always to be free.
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