My Love

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demure101
demure101
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My love, why don’t we go into the night
And leave our vision blurred, the lighting low?
It only hurts the eyes when it’s too bright.

There’s other worlds than this you could explore
And just to do so will take two, you know –
It might well leave us happier than before

And glad we’ve gone, together. You and I
Have never done much walking, darling – oh,
Don’t you feel, too, it’s high time we should try?

There’s no real obstacles, the path is straight
And it is not too long a way to go
But soon it will be closed - so do not wait

But let’s start going. It’s not yet too late.

demure101
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DawnJDawnJabout 11 years ago
Sweetly accented!

I can hear you reading this! *smiles*

tazz317tazz317almost 12 years ago
MOONLIGHT SURROUNDS US

the lunar ray deceive our ambitions, TK U MLJ LV NV

njoyjadenjoyjadealmost 12 years ago
Never too late!

I like this, especially "There's no real obstacles, the path is straight" Well done yet again!

DawnJDawnJalmost 12 years ago
Awww!

A loving entreaty, to walk the path with him! How sweet is that? Although there is no apparent intent to get into the loved one's knickers, this poem for some reason reminds me of Andrew Marvell's poem "to His Coy Mistress". Carpe diem, eh? I love this!