My soul's debilitated/
beloved/
& I am spent/
reeling from the day-to-day process/
of being/
please/
invigorate me/
in a deluge of your cool, refreshing vibe/
gallantly/
infuse me with the kinetic energy of your divergent sound/
profound/
soothe the longings I hold so deep inside that even I forget/
they/
are/
replenish me tenderly/
knowingly/
in the berth of our unified élan/
where there is power/
& harmonious balance/
awaken my senses with the earthy brillance of your aura/
that is so very/
irrestible/
touch my mind's eye again/
so that I can see/
lucidly/
our windward isle where love's exotic aroma innervates/
& lifts my spirits in a haze of fragrant mists/
heavenward/
release smooth downpours that revive/
like monsoon rains/
in broken places/
when will you come to me,
beloved?
I am here!
amongst the blossoms fair/
high, atop the mountainous places/
touching rainbows/
& chasing dreams/
waiting/
expectantly/
excitedly/
for that moment in time when we travel as one/
to Shangri-la
I don't go for love poetry, but this caught and held my eye. The work has an almost irresistible flow, and induces the feeling of skimming over the depths of a fast moving river, gazing briefly at the shadows that pass below. It has the feel of spontaneity. In brief, I like the style.
WoW! I can pretty much relate, Shirley. Your smooth and sometimes frantic pace is a delight each and every time I read one of your poems. Yes. You are good.
Pot of Gold (52,000 words) is an imaginative fantasy adventure novel for children ages eight to thirteen that adults will also find interesting and funny. Janet and Larry Garrison, twelve-year-old fraternal twins are touring Limerick Caverns with the
This is book 2 of my new fantasy trilogy, The Twins of Moon. As Quimbre warns Eefa, 'No world is more riddled with secrets than the eldritch waters we now blithely sail.' Here in the Sea of Stars the twins discover their extraordinary true destiny.
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Beautiful Shirley
Love and Light
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Peace, Love and Blessings,
John Michael
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