Love, actually
By well-wisher
Wed, 09 Jan 2013
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The hand that scattered gold across the night
placed, in her eyes, two gemstones shining bright
and, taking tincture from the setting sun,
made her lips glow that same flaming crimson;
plucking only the purest and most fair
of summer rays it made her golden hair.
Sadly she loves a rugby playing twit
because, in her own words, he is ‘Well fit’.
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And so true - love it,
Permalink Submitted by The Walrus on
And so true - love it, well-wisher, well earned cherries.
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Brilliant! Funny bust also
Permalink Submitted by alexwritings on
Brilliant! Funny bust also tender and well written. Well done on the gold cherry.
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Great stuff. Short and
Permalink Submitted by alex_tomlin on
Great stuff. Short and sweet.
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lol. Thanks for the
Permalink Submitted by hudsonmoon on
lol. Thanks for the laugh.
Rich
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Just wanted to add my
Just wanted to add my applause really. Very clever play on romantic poetry, the final couplet is great and feels like a slap in the face to stop someone mooning over a beauty out of reach.
M. Dugdale
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That was written from the
Permalink Submitted by bryanhollamby on
That was written from the heart!! How many of us have lusted after a beauty, only to discover that her beauty is only skin-deep? :-) Loved the poem!
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