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Monthly Archives: April 2018
Perplection Reflection (Oct. 2017)
Perplexed by love was lovey-dove, That one should do much love her. Perplexed was he by copier she, Though he held no one above her. Upon reflection and soul’s inspection They came to the conclusion They both were out to … Continue reading
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O Holy Night
You open gentlest eyes one inch from mine; Our noses touch, we breathe. Our soft-hard flesh in-presses. This April night of all nights is most fine. To hold is much. We rest, Begin again with blesses— Our holy gift—sweet sex … Continue reading
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Thirsty (Sept. 2017)
The sense of you filling me As I hold a book. Imagine you next to me And me kissing you. My poor crushed book!
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Love’s Truth (Sept. 2017)
Oh wonderful wonder, this beauty of you! Restorer of meaningful morning—sky blue! Grim shadows had darked me, gone was my light, I looked about, finding—only cold night. I searched, searched everywhere, nought could see through, Till a match was struck—there! … Continue reading
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My World (from Sept. 2017)
You are the world, the one true world, to me, A constant sun, a pure and steady star. All other things mean not too much to me; Men’s battles and their bickerings seem so far. Yet you are over sea, … Continue reading
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When (from Nov. 2017)
When I come to the airport in KL Why will I be there? Because of you. Why will you be there? Because of me. That is all we know. It is enough.
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Entirely (from Nov. 11, 2017)
I sit in my room alone and think of you, And I am not alone— not entirely. I think of you and I am happy, Though not entirely. I visualize your face, I see you smile. I almost hear you … Continue reading
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Double Blessing
The ancient Chinese philosopher/poet Brian Hu said that love is a blessing, not from the ill-logical gods, but from one’s self, for the gods know nothing about valuing. And so, as Brian Hu went walking on this simple path, he … Continue reading
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Upon The Grass (Oct. 2017)
My love, I say I need you, and that is true. But no, I am not lost without you, no. My mind is still my own, I’ve my own will, And yet, when all us said and done, I need … Continue reading
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Elate
If every part of you were me, And I each part of you, Then we a two-in-one would be, Or maybe, one in two. Now this is silly, some will say, And l don’t say they’re wrong , But when … Continue reading
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Catch It!
My dear, my dear, you are writing, And l hope it is quiet for you. If you find my poem too exciting Let it not be o’er-whelming to you. Allow it to rise in your heart, dear, In beats ever … Continue reading
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I’m Going To Make You
I love you, love you, love you, I love you all the time, And l’m living, living, living To make you all mine! The only one l’m wanting Is you, you, you, And when l stop a-panting It will be … Continue reading
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Spontaneous
The art of conversation Is never art to me, Especially when she says, “Speak spontaneously!” I could hug spontaneously, I could kiss spontaneously, But when we were so far away, She ne’er asked that of me! We’re both good listeners, … Continue reading
Feed Me
I miss you, dear, l miss you. You are everything. I see your lips, hear no words. Your mind is my whole delight. No, half; your body. I want your thoughts and your flesh. You know that l am starving. … Continue reading
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Burning Still (from Nov. 2017)
I was delighted, Got over-excited, ‘Bout flying to you, my dear. But now l’m forlorn, Inside l do mourn, For take-off is yet half a year! I imagined our meeting, Our somewhat shy greeting, A light touch of hands at … Continue reading
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Here
So dear a woman as you, my dear, I never thought to know. I’m near you now in a dream, my dear, Which l will ne’er let go. To make our dream reality Is up to you and me, And … Continue reading
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Content
To write you words no other eyes may see Keeps you more precious, love, inside of me. Though l do share some poems upon your page, The dearest ones are for your eyes alone, Not meant for any other minds … Continue reading
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Highest
What is indispensable? The wide blue sky above, And the sun, the wind, the sea. Who is indispensable? My lovey-dove, who is Indispensable to me. Indispensable, Irreplaceable, Of all glad things on earth. One-of-a-kind, Uniquely mine, My spirit’s highest worth.
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Above the Years
I made you cry from laughing—yes! Your tears were made of happiness. For that l am so glad, my sweet, My love of life is o’er complete. Now if l make you laugh for woe That felt l once so … Continue reading
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Obviously
So wonderfully alive you are! My dove, my angel, my dear! So obviously not…too…old…for love; New youth is near! Clear love for life is on your face, Its joy is in your smile; Love’s coming vict’ries l can trace, You’ve … Continue reading
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O Lady
O Lady wond’rous to me, Springtime is your name. Blossoms white, yellow, pink. O Lady wond’rous to me, Mist is your nickname. Slow the grass waves in the wind. O Lady wond’rous to me, I call you Sparrow. How quickly … Continue reading
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Cocoa Puff
Tai jei jei and ko-ko were having some fun; He said that he loved her and wanted a kiss. She said, “No, no, my ko-ko, it just isn’t done, You must seek a jei jei who isn’t your sis.” But … Continue reading
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You Love Your Hair
You love your hair, dear, I know you do; Your last picture shows That this is true. I love it myself, I do, l swear! If l couldn’t have you, I’d have your hair!
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Liberty Day
Romantic, Romantic, oh, what can you be? “l’m physical-spiritual life energy, Connected with mind and emotional heart, And joined to your body, each muscle, each part. I’m given my orders by will and desire, The unspoken hummings that murmur with … Continue reading
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Inspirer
Oh loveliest lady l love me to love, Oh angel of angels below and above, Oh praiseworthy princess, practical, pure, Oh darling of darlings, whom l do adore; Oh dearer than dearest, oh dream of desire, Oh rarer than rarest, … Continue reading
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