Night In Tunisia

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dsoul
dsoul
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Loving eyes rest in splendor
In April's mist
We smile in langour:
Was it you hiding
Behind the fountain bell
Searching for a lost love
You cannot fortell?

Indeed how bright you would look
In satyred wings;
Of paths we walked
And sing in December's moon.

How I would love
To chase you down the street
Feel Aphrodite's sun in your hair
Mystic leaves that seem to cheer
Lost in the garden
Where Eden grew.


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MerrymakerMerrymakeralmost 20 years ago
Enjoyed this

I like how you wrapped this up in the last two lines...nicely done.

~Merry

YDDYDDalmost 20 years ago
Night in Tunisia

Some of this is very interesting,

with some sharp, intriguing images.

But I find your middle stanza a bit confusing.

Why "satyred" and why a verb tense change?

Write us another like this one.

pink_tulippink_tulipalmost 20 years ago
Very lovely

I thought your work was very romantic. Nicely done

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