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Mortal Heart

Contributed by JohnnyWheeler on Friday, 14th May 2004 @ 11:47:12 PM in AEST
Topic: LovePoetry



Mortal Heart

Consume me with thine eyes
Thine own heart shall be mine this night
For ecstasy awaits at pleasures door
Mine, in thy loving stare

I fear mine own mortal heart, mine own being
For thou hath the charms of a Goddess
Thine eyes reflect mine own souls lament
For I am but a man and thou art heaven sent

Mine own longing for thee hath dwelt eternal
Caressed each night through bitter tears
Thou art the Goddess of sleep divine
Consumed by mine own passion dream

Oh mine own heart be thine dear love
Goddess of mine own creation
For thou shalt stay forever and I must perish
In mine own mortal blood

Whilst thine eyes are cast upon me I rejoice
For thou art mine this very night!
Oh Goddess of mine own dreams
Consume all that I am, mine own is yours

I fear time dear Goddess, time is mine enemy
For the sands dwindle, consumed, spent
Mine own years wither and I am dust
Whilst thou walk among Gods

Alas I speak no more of life and death
Thine eyes are cast upon mine own
Thou art mine this very night, passion dream
Consumed by mine own mortal heart

Copyright 2004 By Johnny Wheeler




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Re: Mortal Heart (User Rating: 1 )
by shelby on Saturday, 15th May 2004 @ 01:35:46 AM AEST
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divine and dreamy

Michelle




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