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Will you ever love me back

In that sweet spring of our beginning, did a deeper truth begin,
A light we thought eternal, but did those dark shadows creep?
Did the promise whispered then, where does its echo sleep,
When your eyes were , once fixed on mine, now turns and looks within?
Was the cold close of our story written in the air?
Do the vows we spoke still haunt the quiet evening breeze,
Or have they scattered, like dead leaves from the trees?
Is every memory now a burden you must bear?
Tell me, when you look forward, is my face already blurred?
Does the silence where my voice was, bring you any pain?
Is forgetting me a task you try to attain?
My love, my love, by whom is your new path  sketched?
Must I watch the future claim you, wholly and apart?
Will the thoughts we shared never touch your heart?
Oh, tell me, will you ever come back to where we start?

Premium Member Mi Amor En Roma






Stop tickling me!
Beloved, you make with howl with
laughter.
Oh, may we be forever just so in the 
coming hereafter!

You make my head wild…..as your
kiss on my hot neck spins.
Both my mind and soul just became twins!

Let us stop being crazy in this amorous, hot 
sprinkled  moment in Rome.
Or perchance, not and let us, never go home.


5/7/2023

Tcha Limberger, Now Belgian and Belonging

Spanish Violinist, living as Belgian,
Using the Italian for his collective nightmare:
The Ignored, Disposable Humans who make music
Even after the Nazis, "I Silenti"


The Roma Tribe

The Roma

I can’t stop thinking of the Roma people
There are many of them in Algarve,
Horse and cart to the annoyance of car drivers.
Horse manure their only pollution.

When a bank goes belly up, you can’t sue them
For misusing your deposit.

When all aeroplanes have stopped flying and
Cars are rusting by the roadside, and there are no donkeys
To plough the fields, the Roma people will continue
Their journey towards the sunset.

Roma

Sneaking downstairs in the witching hours
I find my first lover
Before school, I rarely get much sleep

A Francophile who could keep me up for days
Staying in her arms or on her lap before dawn
sometimes with a rat, Rad D Louise, licking me

The conversations and the illustrations
were not always enough to satisfy me

I asked her furiously over and over 
I was not allowed and
Father silently refused to accept this

We moved away, overseas
From the house where we held protesters
Living for a bit in Bangkok 
In an internet cafe 
where I discovered the earthquake

I'm left alone without my love

A decade passes and a few years go by

Sometimes we get together 
When I sneak out of the dodge van
walk a mile, back and forth in the dawn
On the dock which I live on with my dad

Mom insinuates herself near my lovers bed
With threats to tell as we smoke cigarettes on the roof

Another decade passes and a sweet and secret reunion
Causes my current boyfriend to shed tears no more

Fountain Roma

She was standing next to Fountain Roma
where the river-god Ganges sits displayed
To me she was Spanish word “ paloma”.

Now on god Ganges her camera played
and I saw her smile at fountain statue
where the river-god Ganges sits displayed.

Alone, she needed companion with her
to suggest camera’s right position.
For little dove this help I could confer.

All this of course with her kind permission.
Coming close by lady’s side I ventured
to suggest camera’s right position.

Pointing at her camera I gestured.
Confused, she gave my words a second thought
Coming close by lady’s side I ventured.

Seems camera had been recently bought,
She was standing next to Fountain Roma,
and welcomed the instruction I now taught
To me she was Spanish word “ paloma”.


A Roma

Her city steps carved of marble
Many valiant tounges have spoken on her behalf
   Her riches make her stand out
Capital to many, gold

The cementery; bed to those whom only claim bravery
   Roman emperors stand frozen in time
Statues guarding her fundamentals

All to her glory
   Blood the lowest price she paid for all that she has

May Gold have mercy, Amen

Nurse Roma

The patient’s condition I do not care
Any medical condition does not scare
I will only do what I see fit
I will tell you when and where to sit

In this clinic I am always the boss
What you think I give not a toss
Although you might be very ill
All those forms you have to fill

She can drive your pressure way up high
And dismiss your tests with just a sigh
She know just looking I am very ill
But for hours I must wait for the magic pill

Nurse Roma Rude makes no idle boast
When stating that she can upset the most
The proud possessor of a medical skill
Can more than lightly a patient kill

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