MINE
This bond
Lingering memories
Shaped by our distinct experience
My lisses heart
Yearn for your warm bosom
Throne of my lovely niche
Be Mine to life ...
This rose
Slashing beauty
Eyes full of mischief
My merry faced pet
Torment to my feeble heart
Charming my earthen eyes
Be Mine till death...
This being
Slanted brow
Eyes full of tears
My daytime inspired
Love of distress paranoid
Sheen laughing leaf
Shiny of mine...
This cricket
Springtime wealth
Moonlight confidant
My most sincere friend
Worthy of my sweet worship
Beauteous among beauties
Praises of mine...
As the trees' shiver with delight in the fresh Autumn breeze
the cycle of life meets her match, she walks on , my She...
She wears a velvet cloak adorned with cocoa shaded acorns
and as the gentle sun abates for less to see, my She...
is wrapped in sensual warmth , inside my lover's field
As the flowers bloom inside my garden I feel the tease
of the soft wind that blows , he walks in, my He...
Wrapping me like a leafy branch with emerald wisps, born
of sweet kisses and soulful lisses, my He...
is a midsummer nights dream, inside my lover's field ,
is a gentle hour of, "We" .
Written by: Budgie McBudge & Mystic Rose
April 10, 2019
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For the dove and the good of all her love;
Life blood from pen-points paint out an halo.
Thy hallowedness, thy silvery rivers flow
into my flower box. My barn's sprouts live.
Winsome birds bed my head, nestle vainly,
for your soaring blisses make null kisses.
Blue baby I am, my heart throb lisses,
your blue blood on my blue book rhymes gaily.
Her smiler rosy and nesh jingles bells
and the lilies of Lilith are livid.
The blossoms bloom, and my soul kiss avid;
She slobbers winey honey in my dwells.
Her swells dispel spells, and I spell out laud;
words ward off unyoung, life to her young blood.
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