Spare RapierA Poem by Cardinal Robin
Spare Rapier my innocence lost has not beheld so soft a skin before for fear of falling in and ever to be found here I am and you so delicate, fair and deep thy mystique perfumes my air from foot to Gods and They did create thee singular and beauty meek thy little pride enough to bear a yellow streak and difficult to find exception Me, when my eyes did travel before my feet I sensed thee and would not press thee in any book for love nor memory your found place is this ground and my sword is mightier than the pen, but troubles mortal will never sever my destiny, my love, my Violet Friend. foreshadow © 2008 Cardinal RobinReviews
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