Ladies and Gentlemen
Lend me your Ears,
And hear use of Shakespearian ref'rence:
I Pine for the gentler pop'rin pear
For I tire of scraping sword against all woodly manifestations,
A more fleshly embrace is sought
In my mind I find her robed in but a long silk shawl
Which Tied twice to lucky Oak branch
makes for good sitting
Above a harsh rock bed
Where I make war with
Separation
Lancing out gentle invitations
Morning dew drops swing a reply
A beach greeted by Joyous splashing waves
Becoming Surf
For an ever lasting moment
...
Rest, gentle one
On Sweaty Haired chest
absorb life given moisture.
Faithful Hook dreams of Salty Towel
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