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Royal Chambers and Wine

He awoke to find the golden key
 It eluded him so jealously
 The chamber and its soft delight
 now his and her's alone tonight
   
 The canopy’s shear draped satin
 compelled him to sing low in latin
 A language that he never knew
 Delight betwixt his weak knees grew
   
 He caught a glimmer in the bed
 'twas not the one whom he’d just wed
 The door he opened was all wrong
 Too much wine and too much song
   
 led him to the Royal Queen
 this revelation turned him green
 He quickly snuffed the candles' fire
 laid back down where he was prior
   
 Said a prayer – went fast asleep
 A secret he’d forever keep
 In this tale lives a simple lesson
 Some things just aint' worth confessin’
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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April 24, 2015 at 6:16 PM
ah human longing & delight. Nice to read your verse this evening. Light & Love
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