Magic Woman
There lives a woman who owns the beauty of a thousand sunsets
She is the oldest woman alive, but her looks are still to die for
She gives birth to magic & enchanting creatures
Her body is strong with a tough inner core
You can hear the quiet and scream of her soul as it hits the shore
She is calm & violent all at once
She can breathe fire & create erratic fronts
Her majesty is never-ending
From the pure white sands to the heart of the rainforest
From the fierceness of a lion
To the gentleness of two people falling in love
She brings endless gifts from up above
But she also brings terror and fear
In her hands, many of the living shed a turbulent tear
How will she act tomorrow or even in a few years?
No one can say for sure
But into her lungs the carbon dioxide continues to pour
How long can she hold on to her kingdom?
Before she can’t repair it anymore . . .
& before her magic can only be found as waste at the bottom
of a dead ocean floor?
