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Uncommon to most, unwise to all,

she dressed in white robes in this sullied world.

Mocked and ridiculed for the choice she made,

Yet the hem of her garment remained unfurled

Dark hearts abound, a light to steal,

a glow she has, it shines from within.

Her dress of white untouched by sin.

Unblemished heart this pure one has,

scarred and broken, but whole it remains.

The white dress she wears still bears no stains.

Help from above, alone she stands.

The dust it blows, it swirls, it congeals,

Covers this earth, bypassing her heels.

Her journey ends alone no more,

All dressed in white a multitude roars.

A union of hope and happiness and peace,

for those dressed in white love will not cease...

A poem by Mr. Robert S. LeGendre a.k.a @windowsot

About the writer :
Degradable, CEO of Nunya Business. Here for good times, good friends and to meet good , intellegent and funny people. Husband and father over 25 years experience