Day one and day two, nothing but you. Engulfed and inflamed, exciting and new. Closer in proximity, intimately I could see, as you drew near to me. A picnic in the grass, feelings beyond & surpassed. Longed and felt you near me, now I feel a fear in me. Overwhelmed by this fear, not knowing [...]
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dear mortal
the embrace of love is impossible to release for love knows no temporal thing – it is merely borrowed by delicate hearts upon a fragile plane. our body yearns for pleasure yet our refrain is that of pain and the colors of bliss fade to black and white, in human time, as the flesh we [...]
First Love
There’s a small place in my heart For my first love! You where lost to me When we were young And yet My feelings are as strong As on that day when we first met You’re the one I’ll never forget My first love With your love for life Your infectious smile Your cheeky grin [...]
Mokeeta, Mokeeta and more Annabel lee
Mokeeta, Mokeeta; the soft winds are calling; Oh where are you sleeping? Oh where can you be? I miss you MOKEETA, when twilight is falling- Oh why then so SILENT? Oh why then so far? I miss you MOKEETA, Oh where can you be? Far in the twilight your brown hair is gleaming- I see [...]
POETS GOLD (The Hunters Who Never Grow Old)
The first four lines were written by Sam Foss The woods are made for Hunters of Dreams- And the brooks for Fishers of song- To the Hunters who hunt for this GUNLESS GAME The streams and the woods belong. How the tress sang, when I was a lad- Under the twilight sky! And you will [...]
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