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I Beheld Her-

I see her brown eyes, shining shimmer so;
See I mine eyes on hers;
I beheld her

I smell her essence, her smell so swell;
My nose is enchanted by her scent;
I beheld her

Caress blown kisses with mine lips,
Direction towards hers;
If I could only reside just briefly on her lips;
I beheld her
With my arms and hands;
He I stand;
To embrace

Categories: beheld, analogy, appreciation, destiny, devotion,
Form: Dramatic Verse

I Beheld Egregiousness

I beheld egregiousness

Categories: beheld, death, discrimination, god, hate,
Form: Rhyme

After Having Beheld

D-elightful
E-yes
B-egin
O-pening
R-ight
A-fter
H-aving

B-eheld
E-xcellent
R-hyme's
J-oyful
A-crostic

Topic: Birthday of Deborah U. Berja (August 02) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Categories: beheld, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

My Eyes Beheld a Goddess

My eyes beheld a goddess
     The first time I saw you
Descending that grand staircase
     Wrapped in a velvet blue

With each step, a raven curl
     Unfolded in the sway
How it danced in candlelight
     I remember to this day

Your dark eyes

Categories: beheld, beauty, friend, friendship, love,
Form: Rhyme

Beheld

Beauty beheld by a devil 
Would fury and lust incite
Taunting him to revel 
At things lovely and bright 
And only annoy and dishevel
The beast like a collar too tight.

Ugliness happened upon,       
Say, a carcass that lay in the road,   
By a being much wiser prompts parallels drawn
Between

Categories: beheld, beauty, perspective,
Form: Quatern

When Whitey and His Mars Bars, Beheld the Light

There is a strong correlation betwixt poverty as ailments; especially 
Mental illness although tis quite well known, that such manifest itself
Amid their myriad of countless shall we say, humanistic views ? Images
Captured in celltoid particles; her genies brazen told lamps; three wishes
His jettison's nights ? Short these chapters historia's book; engrossed minds
Skipping past time designed,

Categories: beheld, art, baby, cancer, love,
Form: I do not know?

Still---True Love To Beheld Between a Man and a Woman

Mists of Love
Treasures to beheld
Never runs cold
Forever yours to behold
As You.. Forever mine
Through-out Everlasting time

Dreams of many Dreams
Wonders of True Kind
Precious and Priceless
Moments of Bliss
Sweetness given

From within Hearts
Souls.. Still Living
Hunger and Thirst
Between two
Love enormously Burst
Enchantment Between Us two
Glorious Colors of Love

Rainbows of Dreams
Tender-hearted Passion
To the Extremes
But then I wake up 
And find..
Twas Just a Dream
All

Categories: beheld, inspirational, love,
Form: I do not know?

The Last Time I Beheld Beauty

you spilled
from my fingertips.

I painted
the sunrise in puddles of your faded expressions
and grew cities 
from the glimmer of smiles burning in your eyes

I could swim in the cerulean blue
of your mile-wide iris,
or drown myself in the trenches
beneath your eyelids that fill with tears whenever you cry;
mapping oceans on your face
in streams and rivers

I tripped on

Categories: beheld, loss, slam, me,
Form: Free verse

Three Wishes Beheld

Oh genie in a bottle
please come to me
grant me thou
my wishes
limitless and free-

First wish that I seek
that my tears
be as sand and sea
pain ever removed
for as the Gaelic shores
I would cry nevermore-

Second thing that I ask
is really a simple thing
to never know the 
sadness that life
ever brings
for I would be as
sunlight always bright
for those around

Categories: beheld, fantasyme,
Form: Free verse

Beauty Beheld

Step from the shadows that hide the true you
Let your image reflect the light that shines from within your soul
As your face is merely a reflection of that which is within
Beauty
Before the face was seen, your heart revealed the you
That presence, those qualities, that light up rooms
The same that warm others hearts, for the face

Categories: beheld, dedication, love, peoplelight, light,
Form: Free verse

From This Place I Beheld a Mountain

As I wandered broken stumbles
slips and falls and crawling muddy
from this place I beheld a mountain
and the mountains moved me.

So, this fragile life, empty and long,
I filled with dirt and rocks and stone
and carried by bucket load
in  callous hands and gnarled fingers
screaming protest of fragile life
too abrupt to move a mountain.

But this bucket worn

Categories: beheld, angst, life, love,
Form: Free verse