My Hearts Song

These words are my hearts song
I bleed a script on how I feel
The sanctum, to which I belong

Harmony, hate, peace, and love are strong
I am not limited one emotion
These words are my hearts song

Un-veil the scroll of my life’s bond
Enter my lucid mind, over-flowed passion
The sanctum, to which I belong

Inspired by events of breaths prolonged
To exhale, you first must inhale
These words are my hearts song

Burning in my heart so long
This here pen is my ember
The sanctum, to which I belong

In my Eden of words, I do no wrong
With an idle quill between my fingers
These words are my hearts song,
The sanctum, to which I belong.


*Miranda Lambert*©
Started: 4/11/2011
Finished: 4/18/2011
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Sweetheart Avatar
April 19, 2011 at 8:18 PM
Lovely emphatic piece Miranda and magnanimous tribute to Constance and her challenge... most expressive lines with vast imagery to entice the reader my friend.. enjoyed with luv..
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April 19, 2011 at 2:40 PM
wow, what a seet tribute to the artistic talent of Constance, who is one of my fav poems here at Soup. I just loved the line you wrote: To exhale, you first must inhale. What a unique thing to say!
La France Avatar
April 18, 2011 at 10:03 AM
It is just beautiful, Miranda, you have done it so well, I always struggle with this form, that is why I challenged you with it, you make me very proud, I see it took you 7 days to complete, yes, it takes me a long time also to do Villanelle, well done and thanks for dedicating it to me,~~~~
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April 18, 2011 at 9:32 AM
lovely verse, would make a beautiful song
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