Lady Gintare

An edited version of a old poem (Lady Gintare)

Oh, Gintare, my radiant star,
May your day be bright, banishing afar
All shadows of sorrow, every little scar.

Your laughter's a melody, a joyful "Ha-ha!",
And my answer to your wish? Never a "Nay, nay!"
Though playful your spirit, in delightful disarray,
I find joy in your whims, each and every day.

You shine like the sun, a captivating display,
I could watch your every move, come what may.
On a pedestal you stand, in a dazzling way,
And I'd gladly relive each moment, again I'd play.

If you're feeling troubled, lost in disarray,
Know that it's alright, I'm here to stay.
Should you wander off, choose to run away,
To the farthest corners, where dreams hold sway,
I'll follow your path, until my dying day,
My loyalty unwavering, I'll never betray.

You're vibrant and bold, a spirit so free,
While I'm drawn to the shadows, wild and carefree.
You're a fiery passion, a steamy decree,
And I, lost in your gaze, can only dreamy be.
You're daring and bold, with a wink, wild and breezy,
While I'm subtle and sly, ever so sneaky.

Try to ignore my presence, turn your head away,
But I'll win back your attention, come what may.
Let whispers try to tarnish, try to lead astray,
But I'll conquer your heart, and win the day.

05-03-2025