For my muse, Joanie 9/3-07.
With equal pleasure, equal pain
We together embark on our trip
We plant our words, and then reap the grain
Of the Holy Grail we do sip
My little muse, as I am hers
Love to flaunt her energic talents
Yet she is not shallow, that is not her curse
She is untemporary and without any balance
Litte sanguine, melancholy mistress
Romantic and mad, she is like an arrow piercing
Still as honest as any ragged seamstress
When she speaks, she speaks so fiercing
Sometimes I sense her voice laced with contempt
When her nature is abused, when she is not content
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Written on 2007-08-31 at 18:44
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Sonnet I - For Joanie
I.With equal pleasure, equal pain
We together embark on our trip
We plant our words, and then reap the grain
Of the Holy Grail we do sip
My little muse, as I am hers
Love to flaunt her energic talents
Yet she is not shallow, that is not her curse
She is untemporary and without any balance
Litte sanguine, melancholy mistress
Romantic and mad, she is like an arrow piercing
Still as honest as any ragged seamstress
When she speaks, she speaks so fiercing
Sometimes I sense her voice laced with contempt
When her nature is abused, when she is not content
Sonnet by Fleurette
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Written on 2007-08-31 at 18:44
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