from you
there was no
no thief in the night
sneaking without sound
into the dark
that was my life
there was no
no thief in the night
sneaking without sound
into the dark
that was my life
stealing
slowly
surely
my love
slowly
surely
my love
no
from you
there was
the barging in
the raging stampede
the complete attack
holding unspeakable ransom
in one swift swoop
leaving no option but
the total surrender
of
the total surrender
of
my
heart
~
15 comments:
I'm not sure if the poem was written to go with the art, or if the art was created to go with words - perfect match.
Beautiful and moving poetry!
Hope you're having a delightful week - enjoying a glass of sweet tea while sitting on the front porch and listening to the birds sing to you.
xOx
love the sense of movement and power in this, and capitulation.
Now that's love!
WOW!!
Never even had a chance!
That's passion.
thanks so much lady magnolia! that's just the power of the heart!!!
hey lady six - totally separately the two - the piece and the image - but once i do the words i always have a mental image of what should go with it - and von stuck - well, he's the best!!! ;)
a cloudy day here - just a touch of sun-whisper peaking out of the grey overhead - but i'm lovin' me some ice cold tea with lots of lemon!!!
hey ed! how wonderful to see you! and thanks so much for the comment - yes - dear heavens! capitulation - so bitter sweet at times!
oh, yeah, love - alex - and passion! yummmmm!!!
;) trish -
that's what i say every time i hear the word ESPERANZA!!!
no - not even one minute scintilla of a chance whatsoever! not one! pure unadulterated sweet sweet passion - how sweet is that!!! ;)
just outstanding... explotion of the deepest senses...
oh, dear dulce! so great to see you! thank you so much for coming by - and of those deepest senses - explode implode! ;)
FABULOUS!!! You have quite an incredible way with words, my dear.....You paint wonderful "pictures"...!
Ahhhhhh yes---The Magnificent Pete Seeger....I saw him In Concert at Royce Hall, UCLA the Spring of 1963....He Was MAGNIFICENT! And dear Peter, Paul, and Mary.....I used to see Peter and Mary Beth Yarrow, (His then wife) at Lee Grant's house all through the early 70's and until Lee & Joey moved back to NYC...Mary, too....What great performers they were....
As to Ms Dietrich---When you opened that Album back in the
50's...And there was that Perfume----Well, as far as I know, know one has done that since. That "album" I believe is available on CD now---"LIVE, AT THE CAFE DE PARIS"....It is worth every penny! (No perfume though...lol)
oh hello naomi! thanks for such kind words - yes, ahhhhhhhhhh....the magnificent pete seeger - be still my heart! what a persona - what a voice - and even on that gloomy overcast day in washington, a brilliant ray of light for us all - i was lucky enough to be right up front at the stage on the ellipse and his voice was just incredible - and peter paul and mary - great performers for sure - and you've such wonderful stories of all these magnificent spirits! i couldn't believe your remembering the perfume! what a marketing tool that was! here's to the one and only Ms Dietrich! [clink!] - now, i'll have to run over to amazon! lovely to have you come by - have a glorious remainder of the weekend!
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