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LeeJ
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0 posted 2003-10-17 02:03 PM


In a mandolin air of twilight
Neo-colonies blinking our relations
Self-proclaimed, velveteen night sky
In a womb of poignant silence
So obscurely intangible, seductive notions grinned
Discovering the womanhood in my ocean’s twin
Golden swells, trusting flares, explosive lights
In the mandolin air of twilight
You must have felt my evenhanded sighs

We measured unimportant words…like frantic interrelations
Coupling perspective, colorlessly outside animations
Like brown November, laboring off time’s cool air
Romance was opened, outside the hour glass gone by
We needed slow walks home alone warmed in lullaby

Rhinestones sounding down our expressions
Trances in hiding places only lovers gain possession
We stumbled like spiraling moths
Two stepping morning’s pure day cloths
At first we didn’t notice, those bottomless coins of May
Circling in the arms of imagination, hungry for Monet
You in my head like an apparition…fanning our first city
Foreign at origin, we stole the essence, leaving our bodies
Naked… In the mandolin air of twilight

We shelled moments pivoting down our necks
Only now, brighter now…we know an elegant mischief
Drifting into childhood like a lion free and untamed
Ravenous potential. Silver lined holidays
Beyond something of luminous human desire
Our spirits cupped romantic democracy shouldered
In the mandolin air of twilight
We whispered each others names
In the mandolin air of twilight
All else never mattered the same

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1 posted 2003-10-17 02:43 PM


lady... you can thow more big words and images into a poem than anyone I ever met. I get myself in a sweat everytime I read you, trying to figure out what I missed...



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2 posted 2003-10-17 03:10 PM


I learn more and more by reading you..
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3 posted 2003-10-17 03:40 PM


In the mandolin air of twilight
We whispered each others names
In the mandolin air of twilight
All else never mattered the same


Lee, I love this ending. It's
very beautiful.  
Hugs  
Ethel


Seymour Tabin
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4 posted 2003-10-17 03:46 PM


LeeJ
Your abilities surpass the object and brings literacy to question. Just present the flower.

gemjop
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5 posted 2003-10-19 02:12 PM


Your words are ones so rich, to savour. I too learn so much when reading you.

saving this.

angelblueyes
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6 posted 2003-10-19 02:14 PM


Lady, your words flow like the smoothness of a velvet touch.
Crystal

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