Silver Lady Poem by Jayne Louise Davies

Silver Lady

Rating: 5.0


There she sat, upon the dark grey rock.
Who was this lady, with silver hair and laced up boots?
She gazed upon me, I felt warm and whole.
What was she doing there, in that quiet spot!
Her long dark coat well worn,
Her skin had a lovely glow,
A beauty i would say, in her day.
Who was she?
She looked so strong, for a lady of her age.
Was she just resting, or waiting for a lift?
I'll never know!
Or was she my Guardian Angel? I hoped so!
I waited nervously the next day, for the Doctor to say,
It's Good News!
The Silver haired lady came to mind,
With the friendly face, and warm smile,
Who was she?
Was she sent from up above, maybe to give me a sign?
For that, I'll never know.

Jayne Davies

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I actually saw a Lady of the character, as my Husband and I passed by in our car. It was early on a Sunday morning, we were heading for our local supermarket.It was puzzling why she sat there, and as we slowly passed her, she smiled! The following day, I had to visit the Hospital for my results, as I was recovering from Breast Cancer. The Doctor gave me the all clear! I think of her to this day, and wonder if she was giving me a good sign, that everything would be ok x
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Jayne Louise Davies

Jayne Louise Davies

Abercynon, Rhondda Cynon Taff
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