👑 The Queen 👑

There once lived a queen in a castle rock,

Majestic in her attire of velvety frock,

As she stood in the balcony gazing at the ocean vast,

Sea farers noticed her radiating beauty atop the ship's mast.

The queen was a lady, beautiful and fair,

Loved by her subjects cause she did them care,

Making her presence in the court a solemn affair,

Words of wisdom coming off her lips with an eloquence so rare.

Her life was a fairy tale book with royalty on every page,

But something was missing that her heart could not guage,

Along came a brawny stranger who heard her inner voice,

To deliver her a gift that really had no price.

He loved her day and night with all his heart,

That she was a queen not his worrying part,

His yearning for her grew stronger as days passed by,

Singing songs in her boudoir as sleep lullaby.

The queen soon forgot her duties lost in his charm,

Riding horseback on the prairies with his embrace so warm,

They made sweet love in a cave overlooking the sea,

And inscribed their names on its wall for posterity.

Soon it was the day for the stranger to leave,

To plough his farmlands and silos of grains to sieve,

The queen on her throne felt sad but suddenly had a whim,

So she brought out her scepter and conferred knighthood on him

The Wine bottle

    

Stashed away in a secret cellar for number of years,
Maturing with age and experience amidst her peers,
She kept assimilating all of the finest qualities,
Never giving up on them despite life's oddities.

One day would the cellar's doors be thrown open,
She would clearly stand out in the eyes of the maven,
Her colour so alluring and aroma so rich,
Posing a delight to every connoisseur's taste pitch.

Decadently poured onto a glass on the table,
Her layered beauty curated by time sculpted vessel,
She's a perfect accompaniment to a soul seeking pleasure,
Elevating the heartbeat with every little measure.

She leaves an indelible impression not to forget,
Taster's hand never letting go of the bottle he met,
Every drop of her is a taste of bliss from heaven,
Why then let go of her is the riveting question ?