Genesis Poem by Rachel Butler

Genesis

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(Dedicated to the unknown gardener)

The astute tell me the journey will be over when we meet.
This summer of love,
which present semblance, doth allure me to his star,
obscurity with ambiguities shepherded forth and my breath away.

My dovelike companion,
hath music in him.
Stimulated by sweet vibration,
notes sung from our anima.

Felicitous for fidelity, forthrightness and revered,
sea surf between us now,
a rare balmy dusk.

I desire to fly with my dove.

Sparrow

Monday, October 24, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: love and life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Raymond Farrell 19 July 2015

This conjures up for me a picture of pure love. If it exists in reality, it does so only in the mind of the lover, I am too jaded to believe otherwise.

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A lovely song of desire and love!

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