Open Poetry #9 |
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Three From a Bottle of Wine |
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Ian Llewellyn ap-Griffith Member
since 2000-02-12
Posts 197Cincinnati, Oh, U.S.A. ![]() |
1. The Garden of Roses for Debra walk with me through the roses in the garden and I will tell you dreams I've had about the times when You and I through a garden of roses walk and talk of dreams 2. My Lightest Touch for Debra I'll give to you my lightest touch Our bodies barely pressed That you may feel my long dark hair Upon your soft fair breast And I will kiss you through the night And breathe my loving words 'til welcome comes the sunrise And the singing of the birds 3. Muse My poems come from a rainy day Or an emptying bottle of wine The muses kiss me with rhyming words Or the perfectly metered line I thank them with a glance to the sky Or a sip from the fruit of the vine These three were written after drinking a very large bottle of cheap wine. < !signature--> Sing while you may -The Prophet Qa'sepel Your pain is for you alone, As it is, As it was, As it will be forever, Amen -The Prophet Qa'sepel [This message has been edited by Ian Llewellyn ap-Griffith (edited 08-15-2000).] |
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Mark Bohannan Member Rara Avis
since 2000-06-21
Posts 7269In the winds of Cherokee song |
Now put that bottle down and go and show Debra where you heart is. You show too much love for her to hide it behind spirits. Lovely sentiments and I'll bet even better yet without the wine. |
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