Tiptoe's Poem: The Day With The Sun
PASSED THE DAY WITH THE SUN
I saw the sun’s first rays
Tiptoe over the trees at dawn of this day
And now it is already time for them to go.
I watched them all day. They had many moods.
Some were good, some bad, but each was very splendid.
Yes, even when rays bounced from pieces of metal or glass
In the sand by the roadside
Or, came shooting down at various angles
And seemed to denote a mood of anger or discontent
As they cut sharply through leaves
And made fish swim deeper under water
When they came down full force
On the back of the farmer’s neck
Each of these things telling me
The sun was furious about something
Even then, there was a beauty, a goodness
It’s kind of like the beautiful Irish lady
With her splendid temper
She will get magnificently
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Then she, alone, shall keep vigilance against Bane’s veil until the break of dawning next. It is Love that makes the perpetual pendulum penetrate, suddenly stop, stand still so strangely as each voluptuous volume vibrates and every second is a delectable eternity. For me, anyway.
And, sometimes I do not see her, but I can sense her presence through every pore as though she is all around me and I cannot help being her. When she speaks to me (Oh! How she speaks to me!) it seems like I’m listening to my heart throb, my very own breath of life. I cannot help loving her, for, she is Love. For me, anyway. 19
OF FRIENDS AND LOVERS
It’s not such a secret place
Your land of tears
I’ve strolled its winding walks
Forlorned for many years
Please, do not heave and each place go
With heavy sighs
Don’t look ahead at
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And, if I could yell loudly enough from the top of the highest mountain and tell all about the depth and strength and greatness of my love for you, my voice would break out from the bounds of this earth and fill the whole universe with shouts of joy, and happiness. I cannot tell you how very much I love you, how much you give to me, how much I want to give to you; there are no words that can express these things, so, my Dearest, my Darling, if you will allow me to, I will gladly spend each sweet moment of my life with you, showing you in every way I can, how much I love my life, because of you, my wife. 45
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