the love poet

dusk arising

 

 

 


tall, those trees of wisdom
who's swaying called her forth
heavy hung with fruit of life
and fallen, chance was caught

to hand the apple of her mind
a ripeness purely wrought
whilst gazing through a waterfall
to pen poetic thought

riding waves on turning tides
cadence ebbed onto her lips
nurtured longing, loves embrace
a murmur gently slips

now there upon her parchment
a harlequin of words
a rhapsody,  enchantment
not spoken, never heard

as lush tongue touches palate hollow
in perfection now she mouths
to purr a silent consonant
count syllables allowed

then soulful bathed poetic eyes
each droplet poured imparts
the pulsing romantic mystery
of her gentle beating heart

  • Author: dusk arising (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 15th, 2022 09:47
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  • Caring dove

    Beautiful writing dusk 🙂 I love your choice of words

  • tallisman

    Lovely!

  • jarcher54

    I love it when you let loose!

    • dusk arising

      LOL @ 'let loose'. This took a long time to write because it's in a quite different style to my usual scribblings. I tried to copy the style of the lady poet who it is about. Thank you jarcher54.

    • Bella Shepard

      Beautifully written. I especially love "a harlequin of words a rhapsody, enchantment not spoken", what lovely symbolism.

      • dusk arising

        I was trying to emulate the type of metaphor used by the lady it is written about in her poetry. Thank you Bella.

      • Cassia DeSousa

        Hello dusk arising
        This is quite lovely, may your muse whisper many words
        tchau...Cassia DeSousa

        • dusk arising

          I wish I could gain such inspiration every time i set myself to composition. Thank you Cassia DeSousa.

        • Rozina

          Wow dusk, such beautiful poetic lines. Stunning.

        • Goldfinch60

          Beautiful words d a.

          Andy

          • dusk arising

            Thank you Andy. She was indeed a beautiful person in many ways.



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