Diamonds and Dew Drops, O' Don'T They Shine

Light and Dark, World As It Truly Is.......

(1.)

Diamonds And Dew Drops, O' Don't They Shine

Diamonds and dew drops, O' don't they shine
loving, I don't want to stop, you're so fine
Darling silk and lace, beauty of your face
your kiss, your loving smile, your graceful grace.

Diamonds and dew drops, O' don't they shine
holding this thought, God blessed you are mine
Darling with you love is true, love is right
with you, life is sweet, with love's highest height.

Diamonds and dew drops, O' don't they shine
romance is alive, life is so very fine
Darling, I so long for your warm embrace
my love, my all- you nothing can replace.

Diamonds and dew drops, O' don't they shine.
Babe, on romance and love we both shall dine.

R.J. Lindley, June 12 1981
Sonnet, ( Paradise is found, before the final sunset )

Old note- 1981, deleted

New note- April 7th, 2020
I've decided to not alter a word of this old poem.
I was very tempted to edit it but thought-- no let
it stand as is- as a reminder of my past writings
of my youth....

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(2.)
World Has Now Sharpened Its Darkest Sword

World has now sharpened its darkest sword
gifting us dire black menace, hidden horde
slashing to destroy sweet life and much more
into peace and joy massive hole it tore.

Invisible beast raging on and on
Will we kneel, shall we now pray, soon its gone!

World has now sharpened its darkest sword
as we sit home often fearful and bored
such a nightmare, will it forever stay  
wrecking havoc as its victims it slays.

Invisible beast raging on and on
Will we kneel, shall we now pray, soon its gone!

World has now sharpened its darkest sword
as we see deaths its black-hand has scored
cutting down mankind, with its wicked blade
from dark hellish pits, its journey was made.

Invisible beast raging on and on
Will we kneel, shall we now pray, soon its gone!

World has now sharpened its darkest sword
washing its terror in a bloody ford
preying on helpless souls, a heartless beast
salivating in its pitiless feast.

Invisible beast raging on and on
Will we kneel, shall we now pray, soon its gone!

Robert J. Lindley, 4-21-2020
Rhyme, ( When Dark Its Destructive Powers Shows )
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020


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Date: 10/9/2020 10:20:00 PM
Powerful and wonderful words and thoughts shared. "Invisible beast raging on and on Will we kneel, shall we now pray, soon its gone!" I do believe we need prayers and thank you Robert for sharing your amazing words and thoughts.
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Robert Lindley
Date: 10/10/2020 3:47:00 AM
Thank you my friend. The darkness in this world grows moe everyday. Yes, we need more prayer and more education of our citizens. Only weapon against that kind of dark is light and prayer.. God bless..
Date: 4/25/2020 9:57:00 PM
I love both of these Robert. There must always be darkness and light to keep balance. Wonderfully penned Robert. xxoo
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Robert Lindley
Date: 4/27/2020 7:11:00 AM
Thank you my friend. One is old and one is new. Contrasting as does light and dark. That balance is ever a part of life and a part of our journey in this ever onward racing world. God bless.
Date: 4/25/2020 4:33:00 PM
Tres Tres cool. The combination of the two poems, light and dark...exquisite writing as always Lindley. xx
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Robert Lindley
Date: 4/27/2020 7:07:00 AM
Thank you friend. I am very pleased that you have found this one so. Light and Dark oft do a tango, oft do a tangle -dream shadows emerge , dissipate and we march ever onward into the mysterious future ahead. God bless....
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Lady Labyrinth
Date: 4/25/2020 4:35:00 PM
Both poems are exceptional. The dark utterly fascinating.
Date: 4/22/2020 9:27:00 PM
I love the first one the most! It's just so perfect and light! Panagiota xx....
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Robert Lindley
Date: 4/24/2020 6:40:00 AM
Thank you my friend. I hope you are safe and doing well in these dark times we are all enduring.
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