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Meadowmuse
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0 posted 2000-02-01 12:27 PM




Deluge


A fleeting flood of passion sounds
from lovers' longing lips
displayed against a tarnished moon
a sonnet, soon eclipsed.

A lasting, languid lullaby
a mournful, solemn song
a boundless buoyant joyful cry
a weakened pulse, grown strong.

The honest ache, the merging moan
the tense taut fingertips
We find each other, far from home
as wind and water whips.

Shared silence, it is finally ours
a mirthfully magical hymn
as words cascade from shadowed showers
and bathe our hearts within.


Dear LadyClaire




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mariee66
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1 posted 2000-02-01 01:47 PM


Wow~

The words do flow, so beautifully~

Your writing is exquisite~
Marie~


 "Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind;
And therefore is wing'd Cupid painted blind." The Bard

Gene
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2 posted 2000-02-01 01:59 PM


What beautiful phrasing, I enjoyed this a lot.

~Gene

Meadowmuse
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3 posted 2000-02-01 02:18 PM


mariee66...thank you for reading and letting me know what you think! Glad you liked.

u~gene...thank you for the "beautiful" comment. (o:


Claire

Andrew Scott
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4 posted 2000-02-01 03:14 PM


Mmmmmmm.... like the feel, the flow, the sounds... very nice work. Wish I could say I wrote it... glad you did and shared. Peace to you lady in the meadow.
Meadowmuse
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5 posted 2000-02-01 05:40 PM


Andrew...thank you, and peace as well, to you.


Claire

Elizabeth Santos
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6 posted 2000-02-01 06:09 PM


Again I bow to the goddess of poetry. How awe-struck I am by your talents.
Liz

Christopher
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7 posted 2000-02-01 06:12 PM


"A lasting, languid lullaby
a mournful, solemn song"

Caught my eye, and is likely to stick with me for some time.
Ethreallicaly, (is that a word???) beautiful! Lovin this!!!

Meadowmuse
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8 posted 2000-02-01 07:03 PM


Elizabeth...it is a bow from myself to you, as well, as I do admire your work so much. Thank you for reading this one.

Christopher...thank you for letting me know you enjoyed this piece. Oh, and if that's  not a word, it certainly should be, shouldn't it?  

Claire

Martie
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9 posted 2000-02-01 09:01 PM


Claire, this is lovely and sensual and full of grace.  What a pretty picture, both.
Marge Tindal
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10 posted 2000-02-01 09:24 PM


'Cascading'indeed.
What a buoyant ride your words take
in this poem.  Flowing so gently.
Lovely, Claire ... simply lovely.
~*Marge*~


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Meadowmuse
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11 posted 2000-02-02 12:42 PM


Martie...thank you. I always appreciate your feedback so much.

Marge...thanks for reading and for the sweetened "loverlies" you sent.  


Claire

G. A. Webb
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12 posted 2000-02-02 12:51 PM


This is very sweet in a longing sort of way. I liked it very much. Bravo!

G

 Regret not that which you have done,
Rather that which you haven't


Parker
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13 posted 2000-02-02 01:56 AM


Claire, your words always seem to flow so beautifully. As I can see from my first glimps much like the poet herself... Hmmmmmm.  

Parker

Meadowmuse
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14 posted 2000-02-02 09:48 AM


G...thank you for reading and the kind, perceptive comment...yes, it was written from an ardent and intense plane of longing.

Parker...thank you.  

Claire

Denise
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15 posted 2000-02-02 12:49 PM


Claire, this has got to be one of the most romantic poems I have ever read! *sigh*
Well done!

Denise

Meadowmuse
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16 posted 2000-02-02 01:59 PM


Denise, thank you. I take your comments to heart, and appreciate your reading.

Claire

Mike
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17 posted 2000-02-02 03:11 PM


With voice of golden nightengale,
She sings her words of love,
Surely not a mortal be,
But goddess from above.

Meadowmuse
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18 posted 2000-02-02 10:29 PM



A stirring verse you've penned for me,
symphonic satin sound.
A thank you should I send to thee
but words cannot be found.

Thus I shall merely bow my head
in quiet peaceful pleasure
for poet's praises have I read
and ever shall I treasure.

Thank you, Mike.

Claire

hoot_owl_rn
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19 posted 2000-02-03 10:04 AM


Very lovely words that flow through your fingers
Echo Rhayne
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20 posted 2000-02-04 03:26 AM


Claire this is so beautiful, and the flow WoW, I am going to miss your wonderful poetry, email me some every now and then ok?  *hugs*  I'll miss you, take care!

 Just be glad I'm not your child! *evil grin*


Koon
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21 posted 2000-02-04 04:43 AM


I must say that this is the best poem that I've read in here. You are truly talented.

 Koon-

Meadowmuse
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22 posted 2000-02-04 08:08 AM


Hoot Owl....thank you, I appreciate your thoughts  

Echo...thank you, I would be happy to send you some of my work but ONLY if you promise to reciprocate! (hee hee!) Take care, dear one, and put me in your address book!  

Koon...wow, thank you for your kindness. I'm glad you liked this!


Claire

wayoutwalt
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23 posted 2000-02-04 09:59 AM


this is splendid says me oh yuh i shall search you out from now on i twill
Meadowmuse
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24 posted 2000-02-04 01:24 PM


Thanks, Walt. I'm not too hard to find. Just look for the woman with her heart on her sleeve. (I'll be the one right beside her rifling through the dog~eared "Emotion to English Translation Dictionary" and scribbling furiously on the inside cover of an ancient copy of "The Guide to Rational Living")
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