The Proof.
She had eaten
the proof of amour's iridescence,
taken love's juice
and emptied desire to its deepest dregs.
She sweetened by
patience the taste of long distance,
wasted no chance
for contact to compensate union missed.
She feasted when
late table made laden approaches,
imbibed ripened
and ready affection with eyes widely open.
She had embraced
given gold of a satisfied closeness,
quenched needy thirst
so matters no more years of being alone.
She knew only
once the romance of a lifetime
therefore memory's
pearl is treasured and worn with a smile.
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Author:
Fay Slimm. (
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gorgeous poem, FaySlimm.
This write speaks volumes to me Fay. Every word resonates with a love that goes beyond all time. Thank you for writing and posting this great poem. Straight to my favs.
Wish you could buy it in cartons - great work Fay
This is poetic dynamite Fay! I absolutely love this poem! Fantastic job!
Beautiful write
Good write Fay.
I love the creative shape of this fine poem, Fay! So well done, so pleasing to the eye. And of course, your unique use of words is nothing short of masterful!
I am totally intoxicated by it.
Fay, I love your poem, love the excellent choice of words, the flow, EVERYTHING! And that last stanza is a gem (or maybe a pearl!).
Love this poem you are a wonderful poet
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