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Stephanie

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

11 poems·Since January 2014

Dancer, actress and singer. Multiplying my talents for God's Kingdom.

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Arabian Anas

March 17, 2015
A Greek god But Arabian My own Aladdin Yet too afraid to claim His every feature speaks Love and companionship His body is a chiseled sculpture of Michelangelo Indeed The hues of his lips are like To a sweet, juicy plum Celestial monarch disguised peasant I owe a forever admiration Even when Life claims his body Loyal is my only vocabulary My only trait My love is that which is unattainable Anas
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