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Ashore
We were like two ships at sea
Annihilated by the raging tide
Drowning in the undercurrent
Waking
Shaking
Quaking
Overboard; we cast a unified anchor
------Surrendering in glistening waves
As we came crashing upon the shore
Written by
PandoraUnleashed
Published 30th Jan 2019
| Edited 31st Jan 2019
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Re. Ashore
30th Jan 2019 7:44pm
Holy Blue Lagoon!
Makes me want to be shipwrecked on a deserted Island with a poetess luke you.
Makes me want to be shipwrecked on a deserted Island with a poetess luke you.
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31st Jan 2019 2:15am
Re. Ashore
30th Jan 2019 8:02pm
take thy hand as two hit the shore
for a smooth landing as softness of my hand holds you up
nice write
for a smooth landing as softness of my hand holds you up
nice write
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31st Jan 2019 2:16am
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31st Jan 2019 2:16am
Re. Ashore
30th Jan 2019 9:05pm
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31st Jan 2019 2:18am
Thank You, Miss Luna. Guess I'm dreaming about the ocean in Jan already. Lol
Re. Ashore
30th Jan 2019 9:42pm
Classy, well written eroticism, Pandora. You leave much to the imagination. Excellent...
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Re: Re. Ashore
31st Jan 2019 2:20am
Thank You, Mr Crowfly. I appreciate the wonderful compliment so very much...you made me smile.
Re. Ashore
30th Jan 2019 10:49pm
Re: Re. Ashore
31st Jan 2019 2:21am
Thank you, Hunterapsych. It's so nice to see you in my commentary with such a generous one!!
Re. Ashore
30th Jan 2019 11:16pm
There is something quite romantic about this thought. I surrender to such glistening waves. I like the ship motifs used to illustrate this.
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Re: Re. Ashore
31st Jan 2019 2:23am
Thank you, T. I remembered an old piece from my newer days here, The Muse and My Sea and these few lines came to mind.
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31st Jan 2019 4:02am
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31st Jan 2019 4:48am
I thought that's what I called it here, it was that name elsewhere. Wow, brings back memories. We truly were in sync while writing...
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/poems/315625-my-sea-of-love/
His part was in reply to this piece...
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/poems/312837-his-ocean/
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/poems/315625-my-sea-of-love/
His part was in reply to this piece...
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/poems/312837-his-ocean/
Re. Ashore
Anonymous
31st Jan 2019 4:58am
Pandora,
Beautiful. Fantastic use of the beauty of the sea to display the beauty of romantic love. (You keep getting better. It took me 25 minutes to scroll to the comment section! Lol).
Keep going.
Love,
Matthew.
Beautiful. Fantastic use of the beauty of the sea to display the beauty of romantic love. (You keep getting better. It took me 25 minutes to scroll to the comment section! Lol).
Keep going.
Love,
Matthew.
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Re: Re. Ashore
31st Jan 2019 5:01am
Heehee, thank you as always. I left links in Tenderloins comment above yours. Read it and look back if you wish, to those old pieces. Hugs
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Anonymous
31st Jan 2019 5:08am
I will, thank you(after I ice my thumb from scrolling so long).😜😎.
It's great being on here with you. You really make it nice.
Matthew.
It's great being on here with you. You really make it nice.
Matthew.
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31st Jan 2019 1:23pm
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Re: Re. Ashore
Thank you. I absolutely agree with you on that account! I've written about the sea in erotic pieces many times. I had a run in with nostalgia regarding an old piece , in which my then, muse played a part and this popped in my head. You don't have to read if you don't wish but here's the links.
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/poems/315625-my-sea-of-love/
His words were inspired by this
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/poems/312837-his-ocean/
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/poems/315625-my-sea-of-love/
His words were inspired by this
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/poems/312837-his-ocean/
Re. Ashore
31st Jan 2019 2:29pm
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31st Jan 2019 7:16pm