Divergent rivers
Beneath a moonlit silver lampDivergent rivers meander camp
In love alone do they worship
At the tidal wave in courtship
Like the water-flower in its stem
Joyous roused in lustful men
Milky-flesh is unwittingly divine
If still pure in petal sublime
A "floral sky" in heaven a waits
The dingle wooded at the gates
Where two young lovers ran-amok
With passions wanton: awestruck.
Poetry by M Heathcote
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Written on 2010-01-06 at 01:32
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