~ Memo To Missy ~ Poem by MS. NIVEDITA BAGCHI SPC. UK.

~ Memo To Missy ~

Rating: 4.3


~ Memo To Missy ~
Ms. Nivedita
UK
24 March 23,2012

Beware of fake faux!

Keep reserved
O' Missy
Lucent lambent
Beaming smile.


Clamp curfew on
O' Missy
Your cuddly
Bulging lithe
Lissome bulges
Svelte soigné
Unbloomed lotus.


Deploy cordon on
O' Missy
Your romantic
Gauzy filmy paired
Horizontal leaves
Vertical twin pink petals
Floodgate fairyland.


Fake faux are
Itchin' inchin'
To satiate
Lurid wanton
With canines
Muscle pistons.


They're sacred
For romance by
One n' only:
Chivalrous Beau
Who'll dipdye
Divedie in your hue.


Unfold unveil unwrap
We'll in allness wholeness
For Beau
For adoration consecration

Beware of fake faux!

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Glossary: With humility some glossary given for what I tried to express.
[1] Missy: Young woman
[2] Soigné: Polished and well-groomed; showing sophisticated elegance
[3] Chivalrous: Being attentive to women like an ideal knight

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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lucy Lae 03 April 2012

Very different style than what I'm used to seeing! it's refreshing! really enjoyed your poems thank you for inviting me to read it: ]

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Pretty Nutty .. 03 April 2012

thnxx for invite me to read :) ... and the poem is so beautiful.. Keep the good work girl

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John Papadimi 03 April 2012

very nice to read this one it's very different and gives u a good taste of poetry! :)

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Ace Of Black Hearts 25 March 2012

Okay in what lanuguage is divedie and what is it's definition. I'm with you up this point. I looked it up and couldn't find it. Maybe you mean dive or die in your hue? Other then that I fabolous great flowing poem, of a vocabulary I can't even begin to compete with. And I'm not that familar with french language but the fake fuax confuses me too because that is suppose to mean false, or an imitation, or fake. So when you saying fake faux what is it your trying to say? what does fake fuax mean? Are you trying to say a fake of a fake? Anyways thanks for sharing, it is always good learn a couple new words...

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Shaikh Haneef 02 April 2012

what a write nivedita i would like to see more of ur's........................ Thnks and regards, Shaikh Mohammed Haneef

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Baharak Barzin 22 May 2012

Nice rhyme my dear Your english but your poems look eastern

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Joseph Poewhit 21 May 2012

Reads like a budding flower - BRAVO

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Dale Mullock 07 May 2012

Ahh Nivedita, long time since I have read you and I have forgotten how it is to be moved by you. You regale us with a subtly quaint and flabberghasting tale of mythics and tethics rolled in to one, like a supple flower in full bloom proud and beautiful, bending in the winds caress... somehow in the world of naivety, all those knight cannot breach or beseech proper behaviour around a fair maiden lol! Excellently and eloquently descriptive in your wonderful style. Well done and keep on writing like you do. Dale :)

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Jenny Gordon 06 May 2012

What a laden warning to a virgin to beware the fellows courting her innocence. How deliciously indicative of her blossoming newness and enticement as well as the inherent dangers. Excellent imagery and message. Beautiful.

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Rik Bertrand 25 April 2012

wow thats intriguing (spl?) . love it.

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