Example of a poem about mistress?

The moon hangs heavy, a silver coin,

Upon the velvet night, a silken sheen.

My heart, a restless bird, takes flight,

Drawn to your presence, a whispered scene.

My lady fair, with eyes of deepest blue,

A smile that melts the frost from winter's hold.

Your voice, a songbird's melody, so true,

In your embrace, a story yet untold.

We walk the moonlit paths, unseen, unheard,

Two souls entwined, in stolen, secret bliss.

No need for words, our feelings are preferred,

A silent language, a lover's gentle kiss.

They call you mistress, a forbidden bloom,

But in my heart, you're more than just a name.

You are my haven, my sanctuary, my room,

The fire that burns, consuming all my flame.

So let them whisper, let them judge and scorn,

For in your eyes, I find my world anew.

My mistress, my love, until the break of morn,

My heart beats only for the love of you.

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