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A Soft Kiss Upon Shakespeare’s Lips
My Bohemian Wild Orchid
Oh, my love you are going to set chasten hearts on fire
If what you softly serenade to corridor of my mind, is from the ambience of your timeless desires
Will those poems festering in your heart tell the world how we danced in the moonlight
The illumination, setting the seductive mood, coveting our glorious minds in plight
Blindly we drift
In the shadows of life, connection of hearts goes weary finding ways to uplift
What was done in the lust of darkness shall regress
Lust, passion, desire, rapture fate shall test
The moonlight cleanses your mind
The silver links of life bathes your heart, ecstasy we thirst as sips of fine wine
We breathe, we love, two hearts we merge
In the realm of humanity, spoken words we softy purge
Dancing in the moonlight, our souls shall tangle
On the threshold of goodbyes, our hearts in time we nakedly dangle
Catch me my love before I fall
Our love letters blown on the wind to heart may they enthrall
Oh, my love you are going to set chasten hearts on fire
If what you softly serenade to corridor of my mind, is from the ambience of your timeless desires
Will those poems festering in your heart tell the world how we danced in the moonlight
The illumination, setting the seductive mood, coveting our glorious minds in plight
Blindly we drift
In the shadows of life, connection of hearts goes weary finding ways to uplift
What was done in the lust of darkness shall regress
Lust, passion, desire, rapture fate shall test
The moonlight cleanses your mind
The silver links of life bathes your heart, ecstasy we thirst as sips of fine wine
We breathe, we love, two hearts we merge
In the realm of humanity, spoken words we softy purge
Dancing in the moonlight, our souls shall tangle
On the threshold of goodbyes, our hearts in time we nakedly dangle
Catch me my love before I fall
Our love letters blown on the wind to heart may they enthrall
Published 6th Feb 2024
| Edited 7th Sep 2024
Author's Note
He that takes truth for his guide, and duty for his end, may safely trust to God's providence to lead him aright.
Blaise Pascal
Blaise Pascal
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6th Feb 2024 9:33pm
A wonderful piece that sheds light on the beauty of poetry.
Loving this and would like to record this as a check on how it can sound.
Please let me know if I can try this for you and my test.
Richard
Loving this and would like to record this as a check on how it can sound.
Please let me know if I can try this for you and my test.
Richard
7th Feb 2024 3:54am
WOW, my friend, this is in my mind. This spilled just for my heart from your heart, my dear friend. The passion you place on your canvas is taken into this heart, and that came your pin just one beautiful spill.
Anonymous
- Edited 13th Oct 2024 4:45pm
7th Feb 2024 4:17am
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7th Feb 2024 5:57am
An imagining of Shakespeare's 'Dark Lady', about whom there have been many interpretations as to who and her origin.
The romance is rich in this offering, with that subtle underlying tension working magic between lines. I should point out, that good kind of tension.
Appealing to the mind and that intellectual connection:
"Will those poems festering in your heart tell the world how we danced in the moonlight
The illumination, setting the seductive mood, coveting our glorious minds in plight"
And the comfort suggested in this lovely passage.
"Blindly we drift
In the shadows of life, connection of hearts goes weary finding ways to uplift
What was done in the lust of darkness shall regress
Lust, passion, desire, rapture fate shall test
The moonlight cleanses your mind
The silver links of life bathes your heart, ecstasy we thirst as sips of fine wine"
In this poem, I would say that soft kiss was sensually delivered. ;)
Appealing to the mind and that intellectual connection:
"Will those poems festering in your heart tell the world how we danced in the moonlight
The illumination, setting the seductive mood, coveting our glorious minds in plight"
And the comfort suggested in this lovely passage.
"Blindly we drift
In the shadows of life, connection of hearts goes weary finding ways to uplift
What was done in the lust of darkness shall regress
Lust, passion, desire, rapture fate shall test
The moonlight cleanses your mind
The silver links of life bathes your heart, ecstasy we thirst as sips of fine wine"
In this poem, I would say that soft kiss was sensually delivered. ;)
7th Feb 2024 5:13pm
10th Feb 2024 1:18pm
I enjoyed the personal nuisances. "I can express no kinder sign of love, than this kind kiss." - William Shakespeare
"Her virtues, graced with external gifts, Do breed love's settled passions in my heart; And like as rigour of tempestuous gusts Provokes the mightiest hulk against the tide, So am I driven by breath of her renown Either to suffer shipwreck or arrive Where I may have fruition of her love." - William Shakespeare
"Her virtues, graced with external gifts, Do breed love's settled passions in my heart; And like as rigour of tempestuous gusts Provokes the mightiest hulk against the tide, So am I driven by breath of her renown Either to suffer shipwreck or arrive Where I may have fruition of her love." - William Shakespeare
