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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Enchanted was I with a cloying scent... whiffs of wild magnolia mingled with the woodsy tang of her lemon verbena perfuming the air Like Samson's strength, the sun's threads of gold were clipped by silver shears of an ascending pearlescent moon How sweet the bloom of love ~ We slowly walked around the lake By the zenith of eventide we were serenaded by a cicada symphony in rhythmic allegro thrum... In the distance... howling of a feral creature crying with need of a mate How wild the passion of love ~ She tensed at his wailing call soothed with murmurs and kisses Her heart beat in sync with my own... tympani drums keeping time like the pendulum of a metronome How musical the lyrics of love ~ Her eyes met mine... mirroring myriads of sparkling stars gleaming as bright as a prismed diamond I would pledge my troth tonight... Here, beneath a celestial bower How heavenly the gift of love ~ A tendril of long wavy hair blew across her cheek I crimped it around my finger then released a raven curl My lips whispered softly... I bent to her like a willow to the shore How eager the need of love ~ When I knelt she trembled at my intent... Bodies clinging, we swam fathoms deep surrendering to each other as eternal lovers passionately torrid... reverently tender How plumb the depth of love ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ March 23, 2021 Eight Word Bardenesque Challenge Sponsored by John Hamilton
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