An Enemy To Friend In Love Begins by Seah Greenhorn (Poem with copyright) An Enemy To Friend In Love Begins. Simple acts of smoothing oil– precious gold, comforts bruised, tormented, weary souls. For where else is patience found if not harnessed to Love and seeded in grounds of sometimes belligerent soil? Or what of self-control, … More An Enemy To Friend
A breathe- snatchingly sublime lyrical climb. Its melodious branches touching. Its limbs tenderly miraculously enlivening broken or curved spines. Causes tears to weave heart’s canals floating forth on sorrow’s song– multi-faceted tones blended harmonious; strong. O how the baby birds mimick a parent’s strum on hope’s chords brought by cruelty’s long run. Stress-laden lids wonderously … More To the Highest Mountains
[ Oh…how do I love thee ] Will mistakenly Shakespeare do to expound upon tis love that hath enduredthroughand over rocky terrains and gloriousSuns and moons has beclouded skies Spurned; washed tranquil til blue? No, for Elizabeth Barrett Browning knew of tis … too. She who wrote: How do I love thee. But for me … More [ Oh…how do I love thee ]
Leah’s Eyes [ edit ] I. Unloved as heat on a desert plain Upon my breast no favor claimed As in a tent cuddled she cooed Her beauty my position shooed As chaff on a swirling twirling wind. My lot as second commences. Ends. II. In the twilight of our lives Forgotten deceitful lies … More Leah’s Eyes
ITH & SB 