Margaux; or the Vision of a Cheetah in the Serengeti Plain

Supermodel Margaux Hemingway (1954-1996), granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway

Margaux; or the Vision of a Cheetah in the Serengeti Plain

Written by Jonathan Henderson

Monday April 28, 2014 @ 9:39 PM

Sawtooth baby, just you cry for me

As you penetrate the womb till thou

Sweetest sunlit shine brightened this

World, and the song was so sweet of

The angel's soliloquy upon your beck

And the call for a face so perplexed o'

Gracious abundance, the novel could

Be scripted either through the mind

Of the man trekking the snows of ol'

Kilimanjaro to you, as Fate caresses

Elegance abound, and as the light is

So bright - Please cry! Cry! Bleed of

Those initiating your baptism as He

Now casts thee into the fire of such a

Cruel, dark world Despondency saw

Fit to cradle you within its arms! O'

My babe! The cheetah of my dreams

Meandering 'cross the Serengeti's

Savanna, and how you ring of my

Lyre heralding a new soft face very

Demure, and your life's sojourn to

Captivate we men, your eyes entrap,

And brows hypnotize my conscious

Air as my thoughts translate into a

Breath, for you the first of scores to

Come, the life sum we're to see since

We're so blessed to open the page to

Your glamour, elegance, so soft to

My touch, but as with every rite of

Spring, the flower shall wilt upon a

Parchment Imperfection lent freely

Until you are as were prior, a dream