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Evolution of Desire
by VicToria Freudiger → (All Poetry by VicToria Freudiger)
  
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Such a freedom comes with this willingness
To let desire return to my heart.
What a miracle it's no longer broken
The Evolution is complete


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It's been quiet; still, I've been busy
The time had come for me to rest
New activities needed to be learned
With the absence of old desires.

No one soul informed me I'd come
Back around... where was I?
The healing would bring a risk
To stop resting having abstained
For oh so forever it seemed.

Desire revolutionized,
My eyes glistened in a way all my
Past fear vanished and left in its wake
Was you and I together - my new desire.

Could it be time? Should it be now?
Can I let love be noisy again?

Oh yes, let's do; or else
The coldness will be unbearable
So, forward in the Evolution of Desire
It's no wonder I can feel absence is gone.

Warmth is now really warm
Blue is the color of my eyes again
Smiling unforced and then there's
Progression towards love.

Thank you desire, for not staying gone forever.

Evolution is my newest friend,
Desire no longer an enemy, is different
Fear can no longer have its way with me!
Let's laugh and go on with our talk
Please don't tell lies to make it go away.

The time is for my next evolution... passion
Oh surely, the fears of old will not come too.
Ah love! It's now natural to know what to do
Magnificent! Don't you feel it too?

Such a freedom comes with this willingness
To let desire return to my heart.
What a miracle it's no longer broken
The Evolution is complete and
All it took, was you planting a seed in me
I let it grow; you get to watch it flower.

Oh my new love, my new desire.
Don't you feel it too?

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Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on December 31, 2003
this is defintely written to a special someone ...


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