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I Love Sweet Tender, Kisses That Beg More

I seek not perfection nor world's bright gold
in my waking, I beg pardon from thee
each new day, across fertile fields I strode
I drink black coffee, add honey from bees
never shall  will I cry, nor stoop to beg
race I sun's shadows on my wooden legs.

I found no solace, no peace given free
life failings, have this heart torn asunder
proud the green forest, splendid its oak trees
night's dark bring on its lightning and thunder
never shall this soul, decaying flesh eat
I walk in circles on my two left feet.

I love sweet tender, kisses that beg more.
May hope's gems render, mercy shore to shore.

Robert J. Lindley,  presented 7-18-2020
Sonnet, 
( What Youth Found In Dawn's Waking And Night's Glow )

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Dawn's New Born Rays Woke Us Still In Loving Embrace

I sought sensuality of a princess fair
Night of golden moon and cool winds to make my play
One with beauty and sweetest treasures to then bare
Of spirit, romantic heat not afraid to share.
Youth gave eternal hope, life its deep mystery
Summer sent an angel, her lips soft and divine
She of magnificent grace, Spanish ancestry
Willing to meet under soft moonlight to be mine.

" That love may deepest depths so yield ".
Passion's fruits from Eden's first field.

Life gave, together we partook of its desserts
Dawn's new born rays woke us still in loving embrace
We had yet to face dark world and its many hurts
Rising to meet future, loving smile on each face!

Robert J. Lindley, presented 7-18-2020
Tory Hexatet Sonnet, 
( Moonlight, Two Lovers Harvesting Sweetest Of Fruits )

Note:

Tory Hexatet Sonnet
This is a sonnet form created by Victoria Sutton aka PassionsPromise
and name by Larry Eberhart, aka Lawrencealot

Octet + couplet + quatrain
ababcdcd ee ffgg 
first eight lines, 12 syllables,
couplet- eight syllables-
last four lines, 12 syllables
14 lines total, rhyme scheme and syllable count showed above.
the couplet, being the “changing point” -makes a direct statement and
could be read by itself-
ex.  when the mind becomes a tight rope
heartfelt dreams fall from lack of hope.
Turning point is optional.
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