A love in verse

Senses

2006-06-29
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A kiss came out of nowhere

And settled on my mouth

Phantom pleasure from the air

Somewhere from the south


I couldn’t see a dicky bird

I couldn’t smell or taste

There wasn’t much that could be heard

The fifth sense laid me waste


Opened up my silent eyes

Smelt roses, tasted dew

I hear the song when skylarks rise

I felt and I knew – you 

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Creeper and ivy, gay bluebells

Norman nesting under trees

Emergent buds, the gnome that tells...

No Affront

There’s a word which to be blunt

Means love to me – but others hunt

A chaster word to bear the brunt...