Art Sir Frank Dicksee's
"La Belle Dame Sans Merci"
A Double Sonnet
Woman's Love
By La Belle Rouge
Gentleman take time
Thy Lady Love to know
Hence is penned this rhyme
For to advise thee so
Search for cherished words
To mellow her true heart
Let them oft be heard
Lest her kisses not start
Perfect each tender touch
Like master potter on clay
She will honor thee much
Whether it be night or day
Take not for granted her love
And her heart gentle as a dove
Gentleman be bold
To kindle her woman fire
And let it never be told
You failed to spark her desire
Give liberally thy praise
Of feminine beauty so fair
Her passion will soon raise
With force to meet yours there
In moonlit chambers hidden
From all others’ prying eyes
Thou to her feast shall be bidden
As she wraps you in her signs
Love of woman, treasure indeed
Fulfilling man’s deepest need
Your beautiful poetry reads like true romance books
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(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
It appears you have magic within your pen
I enjoyed this very much
Have a great day
Ray / The Buzzard
I enjoyed this lovely verse, I especially love the photo/painting, my kind of costumes...lol
Much love, light and peace,
Amber "V"
You sensuous beautiful creature, dare I say goddess? Listening, listening and taking it all in. Love this!
John
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :) *sighhh*
Cheers,
Dan