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Asunder

Come, sever my horizon
that my heart might split in two
half to anchor here at home
and half to roam with you
Pour my soul into the bay
that I might swim to sea
in teal waters, find my way
to where you sail free.
lean your head in close my sweet
that I might kiss you now
and place this token of my love
upon your weathered brow.



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Many Thanks to Michael Fantina ~ whose kind words and brilliant mind inspire and encourage.
Cheers, mate.

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  • ferg silver member
    April 2, 2008

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    sweet longings

    Tilly, I am so pleased that I have come here to check out your newest creations and I am suitably impressed. I absolutely love the opening line, wow what a visual! This poem seeps hearfelt longing and understated love. Fabulous my dear Tills, fabulous!

    ferg


  • Sandygram
    February 19, 2008

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    This was a beautiful poem. Amazing imagery. Yes Michael is a brilliant poet. I often told him he was the best on AP. I truly believe he is. Thank you for sharing your wonderful poem. Take care, Sandy


    • TillyMay
      February 19, 2008
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      Thank you for the kind words, Sandy- and we are in agreement as far as Michael is concerned. He is talented- and kind. A wonderful combination in any poet.


  • delightfulmess silver member
    February 10, 2008

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    This was a very soft flowing rhyme.
    I was getting a wistfully free and kinda fun vibe. I dont really know why but I was.
    Well done.


    Delila


  • drumdog79
    January 23, 2008
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    another master piece...


  • silica silver member
    December 20, 2007

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    Severed horizons struck me as a tad bizarre – particularly as it results in a coronary bifurcation… does that happen a lot up there? I do like the extended metaphor though and particularly teal waters; much improvement on sheldrake shores or mallard marshes…


    Minor ps – I thought the song might work but hate the ‘do’ in sail free – perhaps it was a typo¿? Oh and the seasons greetings… may you always have sage words freshly minted¡!

    • TillyMay
      December 20, 2007
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      There are worse things than bifurcation- though none spring immediately to mind. Perhaps that labotomy wasn't such a grand idea, wot?

      Lovely to see you again, mate. How are things downunda, Pom?

  • Eusebius
    December 13, 2007

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    bravo

    Short, yes, but potent, fluid, lyrical with fine rhyme and meter throughout, excellent! Loved it! Loved it! bravo ... bravo... bravo...

  • Just4u
    December 13, 2007

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    Has the makings of a good song with a tweak here and there, like thus for the chorus...

    Come, sever my horizon
    that my heart be split in two
    half to anchor here at home
    and half to roam with you

    Pour my soul into the bay
    that I might swim to sea
    upon teal waters, find my way
    to where you do sail free.

    lean your head in close, my sweet
    that I might kiss you now
    and place this token of my love
    upon your weathered brow.

    Let us ride the bobbing waves
    till we're cast once more to land

    Returning us from wobbly legs
    back to where, did firmly stand

    Happy Holidays...Eddy

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