Frederic Parker Poet Sonnet

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Contest -Romanticize the Pulse- sponsor Ink Empress- 4/18/26

Flowers Beneath My Feet

Flowers beneath my feet ever perfumed
When love freely flows from beautiful eyes
So sensual surrendering and bloomed
Wondrous and tender, basking in our sighs
Magical timeless moments to sustain
From soft textured love of truth shared as one
Where bliss warmly glows in our heart's domain
And the morning light bathes our skin in the sun
When we hear love whisper with each embrace
As this journey of love is ours to know
We'll steal kisses remembered and retrace
And open moist eyes to an afterglow
  In our garden's amorous allurement
  That enticed our souls with love's enchantment

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Ink Empress May 5, 2026 at 2:07 AM Dear Frederick, the evocative nature of your sonnet and the rhymes and the way youv expressed throughout here made this a first place winner in my eyes! I absolutely love the flow and especially the opening lines, and the way you phrase each line is so creative and can see this is written from a soul fluent in writing romance and romaticizing the pulse! I absolutely love especially the lines “ And open moist eyes to an afterglow In our garden's amorous allurement” how deep is that! Congratulations on your first place win! Pleasure reading this! Thank you for supporting my contest. Sending you light, always

sara Etgen-Baker April 21, 2026 at 5:17 PM well penned and romantic sonnet.....a sure contest winner in my mind :-) wishing you well

Silent One April 19, 2026 at 11:12 AM I think all the ladies must fall for a romantic sonnoteer like yourself.. This one is full of romantic lines and lines that could capture any a heart... as always your sonnet is spot on in its flow and rhymes... love the final couplet...