Sing us a song that love would choose
Dance us a dance as love would move
Play us a lute a soul to woo
Write us a book of staying true
Paint us a portrait of love renewed
Compose us a poem of loving mood
Fashion a garment of many threads
Tie us the ribbons twixt hearts and heads
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Author:
Lorna (
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- Comment from author about the poem: Good morning everyone! Here is some lute music to accompany the poem (it wouldn't load in the "music" box): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xRjP-0-2N0
- Category: Love
- Views: 44
- Users favorite of this poem: Accidental Poet, Laura🌻
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Comments8
You and Kat are early risers, and I am staying up late. But before I turn in I just wanted to let you know how beautiful this poem is.
Thank you! Night night Fred!
A real beauty to lift us all on a Sunday - super work Lorna
Glad you liked it Michael - enjoy your chicken!!
Ah - loud applause for this melodious start to my Sunday morning along with sweet words of rhyming poetry - a finely wrought appeal accorded to a renaissance lover who yearns for his lady - - thanks for sharing both image and charming tune too Lorna
England is clapping! I am beside myself with joy! Thank you........ have a lovely walk today........
Lorna,
A lovely little piece, capturing your emotions. A wonderful tale
Michael 🙂
Thank you!
Beautifully written with beautiful music to accompany it. Thanks for sharing Lorna.
Glad you liked AP - couldn't get the music to load where it's supposed to - don't know why!
No matter Lorna, I followed the breadcrumbs you left to Youtube.
Then carry us off to a far off land,
To accompanying strains of a ten piece band,
Ask not why we follow you still,
Tis the spirit inside and our steadfast will!
sorry i just had to join in with this jolly jaunt, i enjoyed it so much.
Love it! The far off land is calling!
Lorna,
A great read to tuck myself into bed with! I enjoyed the music and the visuals that went along with it! Have a good night!
~Laura~
Beautiful write.
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