That curious she, lithe and in peace.
Wielder of favor --
her influence one with the power of fitful beauty.
She's afore me now.
And through her will bound in supposition,
enchanting on wings of fortnight fancy.
While intensely convulsive during her
paternal rituals;
I, the target of her amorous charge,
am infected.
With her shadowy gaze she states:
Dispense with your grace dear,
for sweet speed owns this union.
Tomorrow, as yesterday, brings new light and love.
Stay regret, however, and stay passion.
Brevity and honesty will the heart to
a calm repose.
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Where is the ‘LIKE’ button dear?
I want to click it 100 times
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Thank you very much. It’s one of my favorite things I’ve ever written, so I appreciate you enjoying it
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You are welcome
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I entirely agree π
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Thank you! That means a lot. I’m glad you can appreciate it.
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This is divine! I enjoy your word structure
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Thank you so much π I really appreciate that. This one is intensely personal and took a lot of thought, so I do appreciate the feedback.
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Marvelous Splendor of that Delicate Unknown!
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Indeed. The known can be quote splendid as well π
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Yes yes, particularly when the know was once the unknown now know lol π
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haha, a tongue twister, but I follow….
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Beautifully written. Well done.
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Thank you, Glen. I appreciate the kind words
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yes, we need the like button…or a love one β€
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thank you π
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Beautiful piece. I love so many of your word choices here.
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Thank you very much. This piece was like a splinter in my mind….now that I’ve addressed it, it gives me great pleasure to read.
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A love poem with depth … I like ‘enchanting on wings of fortnight fancy’!
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It probably feels like it has depth because it is devoid of the love of which you speak. It’s more akin to documenting a potent moment. Lustful? Sensual? Perhaps…but, and this is a large part of the point of the poem, there is no love…and that’s okay π
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Ah … wondered why it managed to avoid the usual moon-june clichΓ©s!
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lovely
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Thank you π
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