Cajun Queen (Click on images to enlarge) ******* There’s a sultry place Where the bayou streams Close to city’s lights Down by New Orleans The moon shines bright And stars, it seems Give all their light To a cajun queen She’s tall and slender And a lithe eighteen Her heart’s not tender This cajun queen Few words she says Her eyes say all Sleeps the days Waits night to fall Her head tossed back When the music starts She woos them in Then breaks their hearts To only one When she’s by his side Does she ever yield Her cajun pride It’s Friday night I’m takin’ her away We’ll love or fight Til the light of day In the private world Of our hideaway. Back on the bayou Far away ******** ***** ** * Share this:FacebookTwitterMorePrintEmailLike this:Like Loading... Related
simply magnifique… I met Cajuns during my 5 years spent in Houston, TX, as Louisiana is next door… 🙂 My very best and tons of inspiration, cheers! 🙂
Really loved this Paul… you tell an awesome story through your beautiful, romantic poetry. Bravo my friend ~ 🙂 RL
Beautiful writing! 😀
simply magnifique… I met Cajuns during my 5 years spent in Houston, TX, as Louisiana is next door… 🙂 My very best and tons of inspiration, cheers! 🙂
Lovely!
Wonderful!!! Very romantic! kudos~
Really loved this Paul… you tell an awesome story through your beautiful, romantic poetry. Bravo my friend ~ 🙂 RL
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