Concupiscence Poem by Rachel Butler

Concupiscence

Rating: 4.1


(Dedicated to the unknown gardener)


To keep in hand,
him abreast.

Ahhh, to be the coat,
that sheaths him.

Sparrow

Monday, October 24, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ken E Hall 06 November 2011

Small lines big meaning, the only meaning of true love of joined souls, luvli...regards

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Ah! Indeed what a pictorially creative metaphor in depicting the essence of concupiscence...So much quality substance in so few words....Not an easy feat, young lady! ~FjR~

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Danny Draper 29 January 2012

This is a well measured minimal expression of love and the feelings of protection and equality that love creates.

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Bernard Snyder 28 January 2012

This sounds like 'Shakespeare. But a lot more comprehensible. Nice! !

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Eric Cockrell 28 January 2012

the shade that cools His summer breath, the fire that warms His winter soul. great poem!

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Igor Balatsky 26 January 2012

A kind of… maithuna, I'd say. When two is as one. Impressive! Enjoying your writing, I.G.

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