A poem of love

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by jahendie, May 12, 2005.

  1. jahendie

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    Here is somthing I wrote last night. I'm glad I got out of bed to write this when it came to me. This is inspired by one who narrowly escaped my life. But, maybe if I was a tad more open-minded, I could find her again. This is Tiffany's poem.


    The age of old seeps into the stone
    As I reluctantly find myself alone
    So I call out to Fates, bring somebody home
    He responds to me by adding an unturned stone
    I see a love in the distance passing by
    I procure and intrigue her virgin mind
    Her hair is silky like a cloudy night sky
    Her eyes, two lights reflected off the tides
    We lay together enclosed in a thicket
    Our beings are put to rest by the sound of the cricket
    Our dreams, once imprisoned to solitary domains
    Are now joining together, fusing lanes
    I enter her mind as she enters mine
    We fall into each other speaking rhyme
     
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