Timeless Affection.

kevin browne

 

Timeless affection upon a webbed struck heart 
Since the magic of knowledge
Fingers dipped in priceless emotion
And, of course, when it falls apart

Danger prevails in front of Love's door
Oh, how could this ever happen?
Captured and lured by false protection
Whilst screaming out for more

Whisper dearly when brimming overtops
Flowing silently deep within
Caress flawlessly to sooth a soul
God's declarations, pray it never stops

Beauty reflecting somewhat of an honour
Mirrors parade shows us in knowing
A petal which reveals the truth
Of when it's near on a goner

Fishing deeply in a universe at night
To catch the right star rising
Caught up in the heat of moments
If angels sing and fight

Play a tune with melodic faith and harmony
By Tchaikovski concerto number 5
Piano strings can stretch a bit
When love is like a desperate me

Since starting it never faltered or demised
To strengthen is the golden key
If there was any doubt in it
Listen out for all those happy cries

Bullets of distinction when it's broken up
By an unlucky four-leaf-clover
So sail this ship upon the rocks
When love has finally had enough

Crying shame on a Jesus cross of hope
With a stage full of heartfelt tears
And when a poets pen runs out of ink
It's the last of a lovers note

Farewell to then a Shakespeare sonnet
Of which I hate to say
But the love it has and the way we perceive 
Of how to get back on it.

  • Author: kingkev101 (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 24th, 2017 03:11
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • b-LAH-que

    This is pretty damn good, Kevin. I keep re-reading it both for enjoyment and to let it's imagery and meaning sink in, something it's smooth rhythm and rhyme scheme make it very easy and satisfying to do.

    • kevin browne

      Bless you, my friend, and thanks for such a warming comment. Just like this poem did for you, it touched my heart.

    • Michael Edwards

      Sure penetrates even more so after a second reading - great work.

      • kevin browne

        you're a gentleman, thanks for the inspiration, my friend.

      • FredPeyer

        You are not called 'kingkev' for nothing! This is 'royal writing' here, Kevin! Enjoyed it to the last line.

        • kevin browne

          thanks, Fred, that's very kind of you to say.

        • Seeker

          Kevin, the is an interesting and clever rhyme scheme. A lot of truth and most importantly a lot of heart in this beautiful poem.

          • kevin browne

            you sure are kind, Seeker, and that's a beautiful comment to read. Thank you, kindly.

            • Seeker

              Sorry Kevin been doing holiday stuff which will increase as the season goes along. I just wanted to say you're most welcome.And, dare I say it? Merry Christmas!!



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