The Book Of Fate Poem by Lora Colon

The Book Of Fate



Sit here and talk to me sweetly, my love,
Like the hummingbird talks to the flowers
To extract the sweet nectar that he so loves
When he visits in the early hours

Hold me tenderly and long, my love,
Like the sun caressing the bower,
While each tender bud is lovingly warmed
'Til it bursts into a full-blown flower

Kiss me strong and deep, my love,
It's your lips that bring life to my soul;
Like the dew that touches the lips of the rose,
And soon after, its beauty unfolds

Always be faithful to me, my love,
Like the dove that cherishes its mate;
We were destined to play these roles -
So it is written in the Book of Fate

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Heather Wilkins 22 June 2013

nice write Lora. kiss me long and deep my love it's your lips that bring life to my soul. lovely.

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Kevin Halls 12 May 2013

A well written poem Lora and I also enjoyed your Hummingbird poem too. You have a nice unique style similar to Val Doren on this site. Keep it up!

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Lora Colon

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Missouri - United States
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