24 Queen of the South 01 Bring Me The Light 02 Let Your Heart Shine 03 Behold My Beauty 04 I Am A Lady
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Bring me the light to dispel the darkness That I may rejoice as I am revived Show me the way to warm hearts and faces To tell my loved ones that I am alive For this dreadful place so cold and lonely Has none of the things I once truly knew A royal domain, hollow and empty With no glorious sun or fresh morning dew It seems centuries have come and passed by Leaving me to rule these shadowy depths Where dreams and desires mingle as I fly Queen of the South To glimpse the bright realms I once ago left Sonnet 070 Come and lighten up my oceanic dome Anglicia That joyful laughter may adorn my home AD 2004
02 Let Your Heart ShineLet your heart shine before my presence And make all the worlds around you happy For love in your heart is the true essence That greets my sign of enduring beauty I am a goddess of the raging seas Who rides my chariot upon the waves Helper of fishermen who hears their pleas And show my kindness to those who are brave I am a queen from a distant heaven A realm of joy in bright celestial lights Queen of the South In a fool moon once to me was given Sonnet 071 A mortal lover below my own heights Anglicia I am now mother of those struggling souls AD 2004 Who dearly nurtures and nurses them all
Behold my beauty with your sleepy eyes And feel my caress in the gentle breeze For now I am here to give you a smile As you begin to feel my perfect bliss A fountainhead I am of womanhood A mountain spring of all feminine pride See within me all that is well and good Like a white moon that brightens up the night Let your inner sense touch my divine love Where all my instincts coalesce as one Sensual and yet maternal is life Queen of the South When I am expressed and my will is done Sonnet 072 Embrace me with your eternal feeling Anglicia As I come gladly through my becoming AD 2004
04 I Am A LadyI am a lady who runs the household With all diligence and good intention Caring for my man who seeks precious gold And all his off-springs with kind attention I am a lady of the market place Who buys and sells goods with all my sisters Chatting all the while with smiles on my face In the great exchange of worldly traders I am a lady who stands in the dark Throughout the cold night waiting endlessly Queen of the South Frequently condemned and pushed to the back Sonnet 073 And yet sought after for short ecstasy Anglicia I am a lady many have desired AD 2004 Receive me kindly if you so aspire
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