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My dearest Silvia

Silvia,
I am writing this in the hopes that there is a kind of closure for us.
A mending of the holes we bore in our souls.
Silence has defined us for far to long.  
Silent are the whispers that strung us along.
Feeling misplaced.
Disappointment has found us.
I can only support your decision.
No participation. I can not help you
by breaking our hearts.
My best intentions are to far apart. 
You were my shelter, the
Rock that I built my life upon. 
Our love the storm. I must leave
my heart behind for it knows 
no other life. I lack the sustenance
that brought it to life. lustful places 
is now where I reside. I'd rather not mention.
I need you to remember the rhythm to the rhyme 
we once shared
so I can go free.

Silvia Queen of Sweden Our Queen

A noble woman
       among the nobility...
        humanist in
         humanity...
         humble in the middle
         the superb...
         Solidarity inside
         of the sick world,
          Welcoming in the middle
          to so much need,
          spiritual, in the midst
          of disbelief...
          engaged in serving
           in the midst of indifference...
          tender and affable
           Amid
           incongruities,
           cosmopolitan in
           half the world
           xenophobic... extra.,
           extraordinary
           person... nice person,
           buona gente  !
          SILVIA... !





QUEEN SILVIA OF SWEDEN, BRAZILIAN MOTHER DAUGHTER AND  and GERMAN father

Premium Member You

I have so many crush everywhere
Palpable and inner beauties, seen and felt somewhere
Likeness of Hedy, Audrey, Soraya, Oona, Grace, Lucille, Jayne, Yvonne, Sophia, Debbie, Doris, Patti, Eydie, Skeeter, Brenda, Lesley, Holly, Sookie, Millie, Tammy, Sandy, Connie, Timi, Anne, Patsy, Claudia, Julie, Patti, Juice, Janie, Janis, Minnie/Andrea, Stacy, Shelley, Stevie, Laura, Carole, Mary, Melissa, Maureen, Patti, Agnetha, Anni-Frida, Randy C, Angela, Vesta, Deniece, Linda, Crystal, Teri, Whitney, Jane, Jacklyn, Morgan, Sondra, Sandra, Nadia, Olga, Kelly, Kim, Michelle, Debra, Geena, Ashley, Renee, Diana, Liza, Bette, Ann, Nancy, Keren W, Michael S, Chaka Khan, Isabella, Rebecca, Jeanne, Faith, Beverly, Alicia S, Alison,  Leigh, Avril, Laura, Maryam, Izabella, Josie, Elena, Silvia... from East and West, I surely do.
From North and South are  my classmates, friends...
  and You!


Plath In the Oven

WASH the moon ----> bring some soap 
between dirty words might have been born
unlike fetus' now dead
How about Boris Karloff:
makeup for monster actor acting
so funny i died crying life
How fruit flies like bananas
weeping finding out how
my grandfather clock is 
so full of bugs - buzz me out
she has many roses inside
the sad mausoleum of 
i ate a candy bar called
coochy cooh and had a beer
oh hell holding a mug so cold
she got chills holding it
a freezer!
a hug a smile 
a smug denial
a bit pale
a Plath in the oven
can we ever recover?
over drive like a smile.

:: 03.24.2022 ::

Tell Her I Love Her

Tell her I love her 
She is the love of my life 
An artist that paints
The joy on my heart 
She is so beautiful 
She is amazing 
She is my world
She is my happiness 
So I ask the world always
To help me 
Tell her I love her 

Tell her I love her 
She is my heart 
She is my energy 
I am her power 
We know how to 
connect well together with love 
She loves to be with me 
Am glad to always hold her close 
She is the special one 
She is an artist that  paints
The joy of my heart 
Please I urge everyone to 
Help me 
Tell her I love her 


Dedicated to Silvia vezzuto

She Is Beautiful

A beautiful woman 
Beauty lies in the eyes 
Of the beholder they say 
Yet her beauty is beyond 
Just for the sake of the eyes 


A beautiful woman
Her humour is her beauty 
Her understanding make her 
More beautiful
She need not too much make up 
Or too much cosmetics
Her mind set  makes up all 
I worry about 
She is excellent but not perfect 
She is elegant but not arrogant 
She is a keeper not a demander
She is beautiful and her beauty
Is beyond just for the sake of the eyes 

A beautiful woman 
Is not only for bed time 
She is adorable and keeps 
A man satisfaction intact
With her love 
She know how to hold on 
She knows how to be submissive
She never raise her ego for selfishness
She is compromising
And above all so talented 
To keep her lover happily in love 


A beautiful woman
She is caring 
She is wise 
She is sensitive 
She is a woman 
A real beautiful creature
Every real man desire 


Dedicated to Silvia vezzutto


Untitled

Untitled 

Every heart felt typed word I send out
 to the lazy technology had become angry wine.
I don’t blame, for my one room is made
 of old stained  glass a tap could break.
No clever posted quotes of the dead 
on books of faces will forgive the day
 I slipped to green eyes someday
Silvia like -she keeps the oven door open
 inhaling  deep the slow kill till sleep 
With each gray whisker count rises
 my truth wants to stop pursuit of forever
To be honest about companionship.

Premium Member Broadcast Battle

Nicoletta Nunez announces noon and nightly news
Silvia De Silva sends the news at six and seven
Nunez is in Newark with De Silva in Seattle
Between them both, better bet there is broadcast battle

12/6/17

My Angel

MY ANGEL

My lady
My Queen
Owner of my hearts
I love you

My lady please come to my hearts
Don't listen to peoples
but listen to my hearts beat
When ever it beat its shouting your name
Silvia Silvia Silvia making a sweet beating of my hearts
My Angel let me take you to my family

I will never sleep until I get your Love
I will be joyed if I can hold you hands
and and and than asking you to marry me
I don't have much but all I know I Love you
That could be all I need to say

Love me for me
Love me tender 
Love me true my darling 
Love me not love what I have
Leave the fortune things and Love the purity things

My Angel trust me I will never let you down
Believe in my hearts
My Lady please follow my hearts
Forget about the past
Let me take you to London and have a joy

Love Letter

Dearest Silvia,

The water is wide between your world and mine, and to chance swimming o’er may lead to a poetic end.  We have both known love and tragedy; it’s amazing how often the two are intertwined. Love is a bitter-sweet arrow that carries a joyful pain, a welcome poison that spreads to every extremity and causes mastery of the heart over the mind.  I fear that I am so afflicted.  

My dear, I welcome this pain. It let’s me know that I am alive…for life is not merely time to spend until our inevitable demise, but the very pulse, the heart beat carrying hope and vitality to these arms that have longed to hold you...to these hands that long to touch you…and these lips that yearn for the chance to truly know you.

I speak boldly now with words I have longed to utter and feelings I am not supposed to have.  I cannot say how many such letters I've penned to you and then disposed of without sending for fear of being received as an unwelcome fool.

But, if I am a fool, then an honest fool am I, leaving my heart pray open to live, to love and soon be broken.  I am alive and will e’er remain yours.

~Christopher

Is It Worth It

Dylan Thomas. Silvia Plath and Edgar Allen Poe     These are names      That we all know    Fought their demons     All their lifes     A pen in their hand     To give them advice     Does the pain go away     When the words are put down     In for a penny     In for a pound     Only their ghosts     Can shed the light     All the heartache     Was it worth the fight

March Song

The March song kisses mountain walls,
Canyons of breathing echoes,
Recording in their resumes
My whispered dialogue of farewells.

Farewells embodying reluctance,
The reluctance of renewed warfare,
Of the losing and fighting and winning,
But mostly of the losing, the dour forsaking.

A song of an ancient bronze god,
Cracked and coloured earthen ochre,
Sinewy legs planting shadows in the spring fields,
Muscled chest scarred with bloodied iron ribs.

A song of a virgin’s ambivalent regret,
Regret of surrender, of haemorrhaging sex into soil,
First love freely given, like the vestal Rhea Silvia,
To some sporadic god of death.

And a song that so clearly defines
My prayers for a future life,
Of love and peace avenged of neglect,
So reborn, reclaiming a better world.

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