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Lingering Taste of Passion

Darling can you hear the beating of my heart as you lay upon my chest fingers locked together as I feel the warmth of your breath caressing my neck our embracing moment has left a lingering taste of passion in my mouth I won’t forget our moments we share for our passions run like the river runs down the mountains I can see my reflection in your eyes see your soul leap for joy as I look deep into the portal of your soul and there I will bring you a kiss an embracing of our lips eyes closed in the moment of passion never for gotten in words unspoken but by your taste that lingers so

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The Forbidden Fruit

With one fruit and a touch of a human hand a fruit that life sprung as a flow in it's roots She picked without hast with no regret the serpent the devil himself used us through the sins of man now we will know judgement and the Devil will know no mercy from God's hand

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I Have Had My Moment With Sadness Him Self

I have sat with sadness in tears I have shared my sorrows in his presents I do not share my woes with just anyone for I have had my moments with sadness himself and eat at his table shared a toast with his friends opened my heart to his arms fought by his side for my own happiness that I fought so long that I lost all track of the time I cannot remember my happy times for they ran away so long ago seeking out someone who has no woe and no means to lose their heart to sadness and toss away everything they hold so near to them self's to the side and forget that it's even there

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Where Is Thy Rose

Where is thy rose? I do not see it in my hand but I see blood pouring from my vision. For thy thorns have pricked me Where is thy rose? I do not see it in my hand but there is a scent that lingers so sweetly. For thy perfumer I smell so strongly Where is thy rose? I see it now in my garden With bloody thorns and a perfume so sweet

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The Way You Understood

For all the times I never saw the things I should have, 
I thank you for all the times you understood, 
our deepest feelings never taken away for they live in words unspoken. 
In some long ago time softly and from afar I loved you 
and you never new. 
Some meetings are fashioned by chance ours was a gift of just. 
Thank you for sharing my hopes and hurts. 
Thank you for all of the kind words that touched my heart

Copyright © Amanda Shelton | Year Posted 2013



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Startdust and the End

We are drifting through stardust, orbiting the suns array, turning with the moon, and going where the galaxy takes us making space as we move about leaving our mark on the universe we live on a blue and green planet with bits of wight fluff we leave in our wake death and decay as we cause it every passing day and every movement the planet makes our blue and green planet is losing it's luster and glow it's halo turning gray as air turns to breathable trash making us sick and our deaths to happen early we have the need to fix what we cause but yet that it's all we do to fix it our need is too grate and deep it's too grate to fix and too deep to need anything ales and it will kill us in the end

Copyright © Amanda Shelton | Year Posted 2013

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Taste of Mortality

An empty grave and a holy coffin a scent of a vampire’s soul Leaving a smell of freshly tilled dirt With an empty soul and broken heart Thy flowers died long ago withered and without scent Death was so sweet and the Vampire has a taste of mortality by feeding off your soul

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My Black Heart

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My black heart knows only your death My roses have died My violets are no longer blue My moon is full but has fallen out of its orbit Leaving the oceans lonely and tides to high

Copyright © Amanda Shelton | Year Posted 2012


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