Ella





Aquella era libre de pensar y de caminar

Por sus propios caminos

Siempre con una seguridad andaba el camino, y no!

No había distracción más grande que el amor que ella

Poseía por aquello que sentía era su mundo de alegría

Algunas veces tristeza indirecta, otras veces una

Hermosa sonrisa se dibujaba en sus labios que eran

Excitantes! Y todo su rostro se ilumiba como un sol

Que era radiante, ella siempre toda una dama elegante.

Autora: Ana Pelayo.

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Submitted on August 20, 2014

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Scheme X X A B B B A X X A
Closest metre Iambic octameter
Characters 458
Words 81
Stanzas 10
Stanza Lengths 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1

Ana Pelayo

My name is Ana Pelayo, I was born in Autlan City in the the State of Jalisco Mexico to Florentino and Paz Pelayo by September 1st,1971.I strongly believe that I was born to be a poet, for I love poetry and enjoy writing poems, I wish to get close to the people's heart and give them a little bit of my knowledge as poet, for I believe that many of us we can write and think about the beautifully things that we can do, but not all of us can be a poet, Some of us we are trying to express our feelings and that's very good we think that poetry will come up later, but I do think that some of us we were born to be poets. I feel it, I live it, I think it, I have it, and It is into my veins,and I loved. I know I was born to be a poet! Mom, many thanks for taking me to school every morning and for teaching me the principles of life, love and respect. My book is dedicated to both of you,the ones I love, Miss: Paz Pelayo and Mr: Pelayo my lovely Parents, I love you! Also I dedicate this book of poems to my husband Mr: Jose Salazar and my children for they are my other treasures, I love you all! I thank God for letting me know how much I love you now when I am alive, when I am here and I have all of you close to me. Asking God to protect and bless you all,Ana Pelayo. more…

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