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Saturday 11 October, 2008
By  Jejune JoeBloggs   14:54 | 1/Oct/2007 |  2 Comment(s)
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SLEEPING BEAUTY


 


She liked sleeping with the past....


Listening to the sounds of silence


And she longed to have such moments last


To feel it’s sweet essence


 


I found myself in shatters..


As she was smiling in her sleep


She was on a bridge over troubles waters..


Never wanting to leap.


 


I tried to shake her awake


As she frowned and seemed to say


“Please don’t be a pain in my neck..


I don’t want to see the day…


 


If I’d wake ..I’d wake up all night


Take a shower with you in  moonlight


A fly with you a night bird’s flight


I just can’t keep you out of my sight


 


Take my face in your hands and see


How my love for you is flogging me..


I feel burnt in your passions to the third degree


Take me in your arms and cover me!


                                                       


Just “call me Al!!” she said and beckoned


As I see her quivering lips shining crimson..


An angel that slumbers sweet in dreams oblivion..


You look beautiful … “Mrs. Crimson”..


 


Like the red hibiscus she floats in the pool of her dreams


As molten wax drips from the candle beam


The silent flame lights up beauty.. fatally feminine


Quivering to the zephyr ..that kisses her glowing skin


 


El Condor pasa..! If I could….


I surely would…..to stir passions for which I stood


Here I was…alone ..obfuscated ….for good!


And all that I could  do was to brood!


 

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