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The Muka Sonnet.
Contributed by
faiton
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Friday, 9th June 2006 @ 04:26:52 AM in AEST
Topic:
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The outrageous beauty I desire
Knows who she is but she seems not to care
That I love her twinkling eyes and lustrous hair
Her snowy blondeness ignites my fire.
Of her poise and grace I could never tire.
She’s the one thing that I would never share
Yet she likes other men which isn’t fair.
As she ignores me, my hope grows higher.
I dream at night that she will come to me,
I’ve even tried to bribe fortune tellers
And lead them down far more hopeful trails.
But those dreams I have are fantasy
Since she lends her heart to other fellas.
But while my heart still beats my love prevails.
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faiton
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2006-06-09 04:26:52]
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Re: The Muka Sonnet.
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by bronzen on
Friday, 9th June 2006 @ 11:22:19 PM AEST
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| if it's like that let it go but good write of your hearts expression |
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Re: The Muka Sonnet.
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by Spike on
Tuesday, 22nd August 2006 @ 06:44:10 AM AEST
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As another English poet, Robert Browning said, a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? Lovely composition and humble desire in the face of beauty personified. Keep striving - life is full ofsurprises.
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