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Torment D'Orlando

One glance felled me swifter than an arrow
and pierced my soul with pain profoundly rare,
the sweetest and bitterest taste of love
‘mid phasing storms of rapture and despair.

But love is not a gift we’re free to pledge
though destiny lies wanting in your eyes,
giving you the whole of my tomorrows
Beloved, in your arms I’d gladly die,

Sweet petals of our love fully blossom,
with consequence that leave us unaware.
As earth beneath our feet is torn asunder
to elevate our bodies in mid air.

I tremble though it isn’t death I fear
your nearness rocks the fundus of my heart,
to own this precious jewel is my hunger
such is the power of love that you impart.

To perish in the essence of your kiss
would only be a moment’s fatal breath,
the poisoned chalice cold upon our lips
would free us to the loving arms of death.

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  • Venus25
    September 11, 2008
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    Very romantic!

    A very loving creation!

    Best of luck!


  • Rakerman1
    September 9, 2008

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    I like the old world feel this has. Your word choices were excellent and ohhhhh how romantic.



    Very well done
    Roses
    Raker


  • individuality gold member
    April 29, 2008

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    a good poem penned, a nice rhythm flowing right the way through here, love dances, good luck in the contest.


  • 2lullabyhaven
    April 29, 2008
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    Wow, some love...thanks for your entry


  • Centri
    April 24, 2008

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    nice poem, and i think that it is rather fitting. I am going through my own troubles that somewhat mirror your poem, and i must say, my heart is rather torn, and my mind shredded. But to no availe, I will probably fall even further before i become stable and steady upon my feet once more.

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