‘Do you not hear me calling, white deer with no horns?’—W.B. Yeats
The doe eyed beauty looked up and my heart melt
She walked daintily as if not to leave any mark, full of grace
Nature endowed her with all the beauty, she looked resplendent
A graceful curvaceous body adorned by a beautiful face
My heart aching to reach out to her but I was afraid
She stole my heart as I looked at her hazel eyes
A red rose from the garden an appropriate gift, I surmised
Thanks I was not expecting but her acceptance be my prize
Called out to her softly, asked her to wait
My heart beating, gently I went to pluck a rose
Surprised she darted changing her gait
As I saw my devastated garden, my heart froze
Did not wait for my rose, she did not come to steal my heart
After her voracious appetite, my rose garden will need a fresh start

©Pranab2017
This poem is in response to Jane Dougherty’s A Month (November) with Yeats Challenge day Sixteen