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X Angel
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0 posted 2000-06-11 09:57 AM


I see thee there before me, Sir Knight
gaze fondly on thy face with dream drug'd eye
I wonder at thy dark wild storm laden beauty
what is it, Sir, that thou wantest with me?

trembling from fear, or delight, I know not what
my eyes, my eyes, thy countenance has besot
cast forth my hands from me in grave alarm
I trust thee Sir, do my fair heart no harm

extending there a tremulous hand
I clutch at smoke wisps, and grains of sand
Sir Knight, leave me not, I beg of thee!
stay and let my heart of thee yet dream




 "Our life, exempt from public haunt, finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything."
--William Shakespeare



© Copyright 2000 Heather Walters - All Rights Reserved
Munda
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1 posted 2000-06-11 10:35 AM


Heather ! I love this !    
Colin
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2 posted 2000-06-11 03:28 PM


What knight in his right mind would dare refuse such an empassioned plea? Good work Heather  

Eric.

Munda
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3 posted 2000-06-14 12:45 PM


Sorry guys. I thinks this is a too good a poem to disappear already.
jfreak
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4 posted 2000-06-14 01:54 PM


Hey there Heather,

My what a wonderful poem;

"extending there a tremulous hand
I clutch at smoke wisps, and grains of sand"

What powerful lines.  I just loved this.  As always...Great job.

J



Nicole
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since 1999-06-23
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5 posted 2000-06-14 04:47 PM


Aw Dearie, I do believe if I was a man, I'd swoon!  

Beautiful, girl
Beautiful!

ethome
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6 posted 2000-06-14 07:08 PM


After such poetic words of passion what silly knight would not respond affirmative. Very nicely done.
X Angel
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7 posted 2000-06-14 07:37 PM


Munda, thank you sweets    it just popped up on word pad like a little sprite! The wonderful Joust of Sven's inspired it totally!

Eric   I think he already has! Thanks for the kind compliment!

Munda..oops thanks again...you're an absolute doll.

JF...well, what can a girl say...I was feeling (hmm) impassioned I s'pose!

Satiate, thanks my dear! Swoon all ya want, maybe one of these handsome Knights will catch you if you fall.

ethome...why thank you kind sir, I do believe thou hast made my day!  


Sven
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8 posted 2000-06-15 12:09 PM


Heather,
        my thanks to thee gentle lady for thy poem to Knighthood. . .

It is truly inspired. . . excellent job!!

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 That which gives light must endure burning
--Victor Frankl


Temptress
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9 posted 2000-06-15 12:54 PM


Wow!   You have a wonderful knack for fairy tale content. I love reading it.  

 Nothing can deter a poet, for he is actuated by pure love. Who can predict his comings and goings? "Thoreau"



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