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Melodic Love


~*~

And thus
from my lips
loves melody
echoed
precious
tones
of
endearment

with love
a
symbol
of
a life together
eternaly
shared

I
wonder
my dear
what
did we do
before
we
met one another

did
we wallow
unsure
in  a complacent
of passion

surrounded
by
enchanted whipers
with
promises of more

music
dancing in the air
gracefully
like a running
stallion
to quench its
thirst
in a
stream
of cool water

intensely
your carresses
burn
upon my heart
branding into it
your love

let
me dream
once again
of you
frolicking
through the grassy
knoll

filled with
anticipation
as you
leap into my arms

I beg of you
to partake
of
what
I have to give

let my
sacred flame
that burns deep inside
of me
singe
your heart

for
I am
all
yours!

~*~

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  • Rend the Veil gold member
    November 16, 2008
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    Totally Gold worthy!!!

    Magnificent so Elizabethian beautiful flow,
    well done Poet!

    Rend


  • abridgedone
    November 2, 2008

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    The first stanza was quite intriguing. There was just the tiniest bit of ambiguity that is perfect for the introduction to a poem by encouraging the reader to continue on, solve the mystery. Stanza five follows the same style and the same imagery.

    Stanzas seven an eleven also have symmetry of technique, and it appeals to the poet in me.

    There are a few grammatical errors. I know that poetry doesn't necessetate perfection, but there are a couple instances where spelling and punctuation could only add to your work.
    For instance:
    In line 3 "Loves melody" might be more approriate if written to show possession. "Love's melody."
    In the second stanza, "eternaly shared" might read better "eternally shared."

    Your strongest passages are stanzas 1, 5, 7, and 11. I think that the rest may be reduced to appeal to the potent and powerful images in your best portions.


  • Emberess
    November 1, 2008
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    It was beautiful, gracefully penned, but I have to agree about the "grassy knoll" part. It changed the speech mode of the poem, you went from totally modern to 1850.
    I loved the part about his love burning into your heart though, great penning,
    ~Emberess

  • Theasp
    November 1, 2008
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    Sometimes less is more

    and what is left unsaid is filled in by the imagination

    And thus
    from my lips
    loves melody
    echoed
    precious
    tones
    of
    endearment

    with love
    (since you are writing to him some words are unnecessary)
    symbol
    of
    a life together
    eternaly(eternally)
    shared

    I
    wonder
    my dear
    what
    did we do(in order to do the victorian beat switch verbs around--what we did do)
    before
    we met
    one another

    did
    we wallow
    unsure
    in a complacent( complacency)
    of passion

    surrounded
    by
    enchanted whipers(whispers)
    with
    promises of more

    music
    dancing in the air
    gracefully
    like a running
    stallion
    to quench its
    thirst
    in a
    stream
    of cool water(love this)

    intensely
    your carresses(caresses)
    burn
    upon my heart
    branding into it(with would be better)
    your love

    let
    me dream
    once again
    of you
    frolicking
    through the grassy
    knoll(last guy to do that was the other shooter)

    filled with
    anticipation
    as you
    leap into my arms0as---arms can be dropped, going from anticipation to I beg--would make it very hot)

    I beg of you
    to partake
    of
    what
    I have to give

    let my
    sacred flame
    that burns deep inside(remove that -change burns to burning-drop of put inside on same line as me)
    of me
    singe
    your heart

    for
    I am
    all(all is superfluous since you are you and he's not going to take you in pieces)
    yours!
    I think you are trying to stretch yourself and got in a hurry. I am an older woman with a husband twenty years younger and he is a happy man. For five years I have been editing others stuff now I am having to re edit my own stuff for my book, it is hell because I am having to do what I do for others. But reworking takes heart and soul like love it's a bumpy ride to perfection of a work.
    Hugs Ann


  • lowercase prelude gold member
    November 1, 2008

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    this was really good
    your word usage truly was one of someone in the midst of being in love

    i really liked this one

  • Theasp
    November 1, 2008

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    Started out grabbing attention then turned ordinary

    Thus
    from my lips
    loves melody
    echoed
    precious
    tones
    of
    endearment
    shared

    promoting
    sweet enchantment
    while
    whispering(typo S)
    promises of more
    when
    joyously
    my love,
    my lover,
    tender caresses
    upon my heart
    beg of you
    to partake of all
    for yours, it is!


  • Sandra R Reynolds gold member
    October 31, 2008
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    Great write.

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