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Impulsive Be Thy Heart Therein
by Darryn John Murphy
Monday, October 05, 2009
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Impulsive Be Thy Heart Therein

Palomino, mislaid in pleasure
Taint the breath to tease with feathers
Succulent be those beads and leathers
Cherish me with earthly treasures

Impulsive be thy heart therein
To utter words where to begin

Brazen beauty beside the flame
To know thy hand and hear thy name
Humble me beside the flame

Warm thy hand and cool my lips
Beside the flame, where the purest honey drips

Sweetness be thy breath I breathe
And there is sadness when you leave
Ambience the way of pleasure
To tease my love by way of feather

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Reviewed by Mary Lacey	10/5/2009

Darryn, Very beautiful metaphoric love poem. I love how you wrote this in old English. Mary