Ascendance
...The song is sung as before,
The words are sung anew.
It describes the passage of time once more,
And how the song grew.
Dual notes hit with harmony pure,
Yet as opposite as we shall ever know.
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Categories:
flittingly, allegory, extended metaphor, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Midnight Gardens
...Sleep beckons with its gentle arms,
Wrapping slowly in comfort,
Gently drawing the weary in,
To its nightly embrace.
Dreams of midnight gardens,
Are lit by the fireflies
Dancing among the scent...
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Categories:
flittingly, dream, fantasy, garden, nature,
Form: Free verse
Rilke's Book of Hours
...Often my feet have lightly tread the way
As my inner child skips out to play
Many ventures, I have to hurry
Ahead is my repository
Crystal gates open at my approach
My child now has wings an...
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Categories:
flittingly, desire, freedom, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Sexual Bliss
...I want you partially submerged in a gentle stream
Lying on a soft bed of polished pebbles
With the warm sun reflecting from your face
As you close your eyes to white darkness
I want you to sense ...
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Categories:
flittingly, love, passion, people, sweet,
Form: Free verse