It wasn't your white glove: of ‘invitant côté’
its esoterism or indices’: Dolce Gabbana.
Curation’s moirai sought ineluctabilities
as battue time of semanticist: Ostara.
Where vernalic reason sees versant on its own:
and peers, a fremitus touch of cordite.
It fears not ferity’s Machiavellian cologne
whose, letch sees need serotine ne’er a light.
A purpose pled, a poet’s besoin:
where zetetically it flourishes: thereby.
True love’s but appetence set on afar.
Whilst, agrestic lust lays truism awry.
As amative thorn rips- vitea fabric apart
to show arcana’s, own pollent of heart.
And cries like hamartia’s own reverent orée:
with, its aphotic secrets: portent’s ennui.
For it’s in jostled sin of darker envoy.
That gives muse entourage and suite to deploy.
As we retrieve: fortuity's symbolic white glove.
What fortune fate: black baccara of love.
Mor.
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Reviews of "Amative Verse of Baccara’s Black Rose."
Egads, seriously, this poem is way over my head, Mor. Good to see you are still writing and drawing inspiration from your archaic English/Anglo-Saxon/Gaelic and romance languages dictionary. ;-)
I have not read the original, but I find the vocabulary rather difficult to navigate in spite of the beautiful sound it makes when read out loud. All I have to say, is kudos for a finely crafted piece.
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