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Darling Dear

Edwardian memoirs breathe relief
rippled tides on yonder reefs
Infinity arrays most precious jewel
silence my heart yet heart does rule
petaled through Eternal bliss
challenged thy lips with an holy kiss
Draw nearer to lull my sacred pool
reel in mine heart as thy tulle
herald triumphant for windily praise
Shadowed followed a loving gaze  
Draw thee water from Jacobs well
Carefully tenderly my being is frail
A single glance launched my soul
Edwardian memoirs yet untold
Comforted love that cast away fear
Love me entreat me Darling Dear

Copyright © Ginna Taylor | Year Posted 2007



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Awaken

tenderly deliberately my heart hath awaken
sway gently my desire its yours for the taken
Manage my heart you king I pray
lips moisten drift in I say
fill me up til I explode
house your thoughts in my abode
know me with an erotic twist
kiss me lovely til I exist
Whisper I say with sublime delight 
lovingly hold me throughout eternal light
A silent word not spoken yet
a look of love that keeps in step
know not what meanest this tho say
heard not my heart yelling do not stray
Speak up my yearning did not you hear
passion mounting so far so near

Copyright © Ginna Taylor | Year Posted 2008

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Shall I Tell

Shall I tell of listless breeze
that swagger carelessly in morrows trees
shall I tell light not to appear
thine eye is single to fitful sneer
shall I open portal's bow
resist calamity here and now
shall I tell what prospers delight
galbraith layer scornful fright
twilight gloom's the abyss forlorn
ripped down the middle of meddlesome scorn
mock me not shall I tell thee why
closer foundling quietness is nigh
unspoken shame came a knocking wild
shall I tell thee chosen child
hope obscure dream like state
shake me wake me from this fate
shall I tell thee what thou know
pestilence horrors drifts of snow
shall I tell thee why I shall reign
all that was lost is now regained

Copyright © Ginna Taylor | Year Posted 2007

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Sunless Streams

Where water dwells nary an eye has seen
twas eons ago called sunless streams
beckon mine ear to behold soundless clatter
sunless streams tis all that matter
sunless streams is life to sustain
constricted beneath yet not contained
motionless sunless life beneath the ground
underground tavern there's no bound
seen unseen by the naked eye
hear o heart thy streamless cry
buried unleashed in caverns dark domain
beckoning motionless streams detained
billowed cry from Hades knowledge dream
hear the beckoning of sunless streams

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Time

Ancient thoughts that robbed my mind
Twin only to celestial time
Idled is how time is seen
oh how lonely time must be
Death has swallowed time erase
get thee thither no time to waste
Endless mirrored time prolonged 
thrushed into timeless beautifully adorned
Mocking recklessly marveling at the chase
Longing for time to take her place

Copyright © Ginna Taylor | Year Posted 2007



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Christ Crossed

Crucify him crucify him my own declared 
Heart a trembling My God so scared
Say who I am the nails I shall feel
Hold back my silence the enemy shall steal
Wounded Oppressed afflicted blows they gave
chosen Apostles runneth into caves
Came I down from far above
created place I am the Dove
Crucify him what's this you say
healed I the sick asketh not for pay
Crucified me while standing and gazing
they all like sheep my children stay grazing
yonder garden where I was betrayed
not one stood with me while I yet prayed
Asked friends will you stay awake
for you see my life they shall take
Gave you life my heart screamed with a sigh
Crucify him is still the reply
Crucify him Crucify him They yelled with glee
ears dull of hearing died I on the tree

Copyright © Ginna Taylor | Year Posted 2007


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