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David2
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0 posted 2000-06-05 04:17 PM


Distractions of a Lonely Night

Distractions of a lonely night at rest,
Empty dreams bereft of fascination,
This weight of solitude upon my chest,
Solely I await emancipation.
Then morning breaks in awesome bands of gold,
With rising sun a day is newly crowned.
A welcomed comforter against the cold,
So too my love for you is newly found.
To breathe and drink your love once more I dare,
Renewed again to eat a lover’s feast,
And sated thus, devotion to declare,
My lover’s litany each day increased.

To shout my love to all that care to hear,
My Sweet, she’s everything that I hold dear.



[This message has been edited by David2 (edited 06-09-2000).]

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Aimster
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since 2000-02-19
Posts 4297
Charlotte, NC
1 posted 2000-06-05 05:15 PM


David~
This like all your other
pieces is quite lovely. You
have showed your heart truly
in this one! I enjoyed it very
much. Take care and keep up the
excellent writing!

Amy  


 "Don't be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is before you can meet again. And meeting again after a moment or a lifetime is certain for those who are friends."

"Fate exists but it can only take you so far,
Because once you're there
It's up to you to make it happen."




SpitFire
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2 posted 2000-06-05 08:42 PM


~David,...such wonderfully vivid descriptions in this piece.  I so enjoyed it.

* To shout my love to all that care to hear,
My Sweet, she’s everything that I hold dear.

*This is so touching. Take care.

Tennessee Angel
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Tennessee
3 posted 2000-06-05 11:02 PM


I absolutely love everything that I have read of yours.  I just read them...sigh...and read them again.  They have such an easy flow that you could not stop in the middle, even if you had such an absurd desire to do so.  

 "That man has shown himself great who has never grieved in evil days and never bewailed his destiny." --Seneca

Munda
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4 posted 2000-06-06 01:14 PM


Truly beautiful sonnet. Love it !
brian madden
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5 posted 2000-06-06 04:32 PM


A wonderful poem, I can relate to the first half. I know these lonely nights you talk of and you described them perfectly.
maybe one day I will be able to relate to the second half.

Distractions of a lonely night at rest,
Empty dreams bereft of fascination,
This weight of solitude upon my chest,
Solely I await emancipation.

With rising sun a day is newly crowned.
A welcomed comforter against the cold,
So too my love for you is newly found.
To breath and drink your love once more I dare,
Renewed again to eat a lover’s feast,

excellent piece



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"Take nothing but pictures. Leave nothing but footprints. Kill nothing but time".

Baltimore Grotto

"Libraries gave us power
Then work came and made us free
What price now for a shallow piece of dignity"
Nicky Wire, A design for Life.

manic street preachers
"Rock 'n' roll is our epiphany
Culture, alienation, boredom and despair"

"To be nobody-but-yourself-in a world which is doing its best night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight; and never stop fighting."

E.E Cummings.



Denise
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6 posted 2000-06-06 08:10 PM


Another beautiful sonnet, David! Very lovely!

Denise

netswan
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since 2000-03-28
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Washington
7 posted 2000-06-06 11:08 PM


Lovely Sonnet, David -- I enjoy your
sweet poems

~netswan

emmalouise
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since 2000-06-04
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8 posted 2000-06-09 09:44 AM


Wow.  This is powerful, David.  All I can do is sigh...

Do you write these to a fantasy lover, or  does there exist an actual flesh-and-blood recipient of your poetic outpourings of passion?

-emma, who is anxiously awaiting your next installment

[This message has been edited by emmalouise (edited 06-10-2000).]

David2
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9 posted 2000-06-09 01:47 PM


emma,
   There definitely does exist a real life recipient of my outpourings of passions. She is the love of my life and the only reason I write.
                 David2

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