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Robert J. Lindley, 1-01-2018
Rhyme, ( A Great Love, Beautiful Treasure Once Once Lost)
 

ambrosia

 noun
am·?bro·?sia | \am-'bro-zh(e-)?  \

Definition of ambrosia 

 

1athe food of the Greek and Roman gods

bthe ointment or perfume of the gods

2something extremely pleasing to taste or smell

3a dessert made of oranges and shredded coconut

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Total # Words: 192
 
Note: My last poem for 2018 was dark and tragic. Here my first poem of 2019,
tho' sad, expresses recollections of a beautiful memory of my youth and
the afterthoughts of mistakes made and written verses of hope of forgiveness
from a truly beautiful,kind and remarkably gentle soul, that I once loved.
I hope you may see the depths of regret one feels when they fully comprehend 
a fantastic treasure was by wild and youthful folly thus lost.

To Dream This, Love Forgives, When I Call Out Her Name

To Dream This, Love Forgives, When I Call Out Her Name

Your kiss, its memory ambrosia for this lonesome heart
you I so miss, these many decades we have been apart
Your sexy eyes, sent passionate waves into wanting soul
yes we said our goodbyes, but these years alone took a toll
Your grace and beautiful mind, perhaps I miss all the more
time has been unkind, my sorrow was in closing that door!

Pray I, your huge heart forgave, that raving fool I became
and your mercy save, as I now utter your lovely name
Our last dance, sweetest of nights, before our love fell apart
lost romance, greatest tragedy was my breaking your heart
This mercy I beg now, will renew this sad, weak spirit
when I cry your name, if you cry out mine, I will hear it!

Your kiss, its memory ambrosia for this lonesome heart
you I so miss, these many decades we have been apart
Your sexy eyes, sent passionate waves into wanting soul
yes we said our goodbyes, but these years alone took a toll
Your grace and beautiful mind, perhaps I miss all the more
time has been unkind, my sorrow was in closing that door!

Robert J. Lindley, 1-01-2018
Rhyme, ( A Great Love, Beautiful Treasure Once Once Lost)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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January 1, 2019 at 9:38 PM
The fish that got away, Robert. I think a lot of us have had one, maybe even two. If she reads this she may now fall head over heels for you. Excellent heartfelt write my dear friend. Hoping for a healthier and Happier New Year for you...All the very best...Charlie
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January 1, 2019 at 8:51 PM
Very sad; I know it has to have been painful. Nevertheless, we live, make our mistakes, make up for some; guilting ourselves doesn't help but, we do it. She must've been very special; she'd no doubt would appreciate your words.
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