die ({plural} dice) 1+1 snake eyes in a dice game you loose if you have snake eyes. This poem is the first one I 've written in english :) the picture, copyright:http://www.tapeart.com/blue/1998/296-hygia/performance-april15.htm
Throw the dice!(revised)
Universal love will show you the way and will prevail.
You will not prevail;
love will be the victorious in this equation!
Its time for you to throw the die and wait
for the numbers to show your way.
But what's the number of love?
Snake eyes will be the beginning.
"And the snake lured Adam and Eve to eat
the apple and they were both banished from
the Garden of Eden..."
Love prevails and conquers
Even when mortal love does not!
Universes Love for life will triumph.
The highest number on the die is 6,
is it the perfect number?
"And on the seventh day he rested",
Gods act of love lasted 6 days
and was complete day 7.
Number 7, the day of rest and perfection,
loves melody is perfect and tranquil!
But the highest number on the die is 6!
Is love none existent?
Do I chase a dream?
Don't throw your die alone!
The number of unadulterated love
is 8, your number is 4!
When you shall meet the right one
you will both throw the dice
and her number will be 3,
Love is perfect; the number of love should be 7!
The number of perfect love is 7!
What's the right number then?
When you meet the right one both dice
will be thrown on the ground
and the number shall be 8!
When the time arrives you will lie together,
the number 8 will become infinity
But what is infinity?
The number of love is 7 when a child is born
the number 7 becomes 8 the number of
unadulterated love!
Universal love will prevail and conquer
Until the child grows older and throws the die
then the wheels of fortune will be set in motion
the haphazard circle of love will start anew!
And the perpetual question is...
what's the number of love?
Love is infinite!
Poetry by night soul woman
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Written on 2007-02-09 at 15:47
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