kiss of light
By Nolan
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‘How fair and how pleasant art thou,
O love, for delights! ’
‘A fountain of gardens,
A well of living waters,
And streams from Lebanon ’
Song of Songs
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she’s a breath of air
she’s a moonlit night
she’s a midnight dance
she’s a kiss of light
,
sacred mirror reflecting true
with no lies with no secrets
through a magic mystic glass
you're vivid pure really real
overwhelming charm
unbearable beauty
your blush oh darling
glows in the shade!
vestal fair behind a silken veil!
pristine innocence undefiled
a lover's vow a kiss of life
wedded maiden bride and wife
all my treasures all my riches
hidden garden of delights
with joyful songs i sing
“All my fountains are in thee!”
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Lovely lyrical poem
A good one Nolan - and I trust your recited it your beloved?
Dougie Moody
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This poem has such a Pre
This poem has such a Pre-Raphaelite feel to it. Such romantic stanzas should be read out loud.
I really enjoyed reading Nolan. You should feel proud.
Jenny.
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I should think she will be
I should think she will be more impressed by your writing thus than chocolates, but they never come amiss, except with the few who are not chocolate fans! and flowers can say, 'Sorry I forgot!'
I was intrigued by the last quote and found it was from Psalm 87, referring to what we have in God there, but it can be applied thus to the love of a good woman, can't it?! Rhiannon
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