Sonnet To A Beloved In The Spring Poem by Lorenzo Costigliolo

Sonnet To A Beloved In The Spring

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In danceless steps you twirl with angel’s wings,
my eager self still reaching for your hand,
your arms, your anxious self, concentric rings,
your stepless dance with me, without demand

while vertigo spins out of my control;
you touch me gently, spark my inner drive,
wreak senseless havoc with my aching soul
that strives to keep strange loving goals alive.

So rich you feel the depth within your heart,
I waiting till you break through dauntless walls
that bind your passion, hold ourselves apart
from perfect bliss we had, my mind recalls.

Like burning stars, we shine by darkest night
by day unseen, though glowing just as bright.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Patti Masterman 29 October 2009

This is one of the most beautiful sonnets I have ever read. I'm not going to demean it with any more of my own useless words than that.

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Tai Chi Italy 22 October 2009

God and you are good. This one brought me to my tearful knees! A humbling poem, so beautiful. Thank you Tai x

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