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The Cloister Redux

Contributed by navydocny on Monday, 10th November 2008 @ 12:12:20 PM in AEST
Topic: LovePoetry



I find these steadfast walls, of thy love’s cloister
Lofty battlements smothered by lichen and vine
Lain against these stones, quail from days of roister
To breach these ramparts, entering thy love’s shrine
~*~
Stones jaded unlike, the beauty of thy emerald eyes
Unto I gain thy trust, my venture attains no hold
Paradise mislaid within, thy contempt for me belies
Years’ hurtful love given thee, one of rust and gold
~*~
Surmounting parapets, with an oath of beloved trust
Undoing years of sorrow, to seek an eminent end
Impelled by my love unlike, the nakedness of lust
Not to gain what love we lost, but rather to transcend
~*~
Thy love and the quest thereof will always wend my way
To thee I pledge, I will find thy love in this loneliest cache




Copyright © navydocny ... [ 2008-11-10 12:12:20]
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Re: The Cloister Redux (User Rating: 1 )
by outlawpoet on Monday, 10th November 2008 @ 05:31:18 PM AEST
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this is good, good rhyme scheme i like what you say here good write


Re: The Cloister Redux (User Rating: 1 )
by shelby on Wednesday, 12th November 2008 @ 01:28:14 AM AEST
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Oh I am so happy I am on tonight for a bit and I found this. Breath taking doesn't do it justice.
Years hurtful love given thee, one of rust and gold.....
damn it......... that rocks... Entire write is one to behold and the pleasure is all mine!

Hope all is well with you.

Hug love and be safe

Michelle




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