Love Stayed Silent-By Tasted Young Breast. Poem by Michael Gale

Love Stayed Silent-By Tasted Young Breast.

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Death does travel down deeply into my nest...
A resting peace, one welcoming best.
Be ever thy bravely silent...
Mayhaps thy eye is bent as struck.
Perchance-per say-thy brain lies drunk...
Swindled down thy chance to stay.
On behalf of love...
Does not one-regretly say.
I love thee now-or may, as may...
Death do'th unravel-inside thy heart.
Just press thy blade, as unto thou start...
A'frozen'd heart, twas slowly hath start.
Scar'ed by thee...
Well torn apart.
Love swooned silent by a-rrested test...
Tis disloyal'd as sent a'breast.
Bloodied pain inflicts much rain...
Forever such more-the last slated red stain.
Dissappointment depicts, tendered bleakness affront...
Ne'er to settle-ne'er to confront.
Beastly black envy-sends out bad vibes...
Tricked thy woman-blind thy wives.
Twisted weasels, upon thy easels...
Pictured as swarm'd-Reliefe heart's warm'd.
I bid you thee, i bid you pray...
Again you say, forstall this spoiled one day.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nalini Hebbar 29 June 2006

My Majesty, Lord Michael Gale, I bow before you in awe and respect...that language will just keep you floating between old and new...i think you are about 120 years old and please, Sir, don’t worry, you will never die...love...nalini

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Michael Gale

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Chicago Illinois/Oklahoma City.
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