My Lovely Liza Poem by Wanda Swim Strunk

She wears black velvet all year long
Always has her white boots on
I will let her tell me she is right
When I know she is wrong

My Lovely Liza

Her sells every day destiny as new
Her terms are scarcely true
She’ll say the world is coming unglued
Then declare she doesn’t know what to do

My Lovely Liza

Her immense green eyes possess mine
Her words are hardly words kind
Then she sings my song line for line
She breaks my heart every time

My Lovely Liza

She wears black velvet all year long
Always has white boots on
I wonder why I choose to hold on
I know in a moment she’ll be gone

My Lovely, Lovely Liza