The main difference between you and Beethoven Frieda is that you manage to blow my mind all the time when this is one of the only songs from Beethoven that move me. yes i said it this is my favorite Beethoven song and you are more consistent than him
for this dance of gentle embers burning
will surely swoon and seductively entice me
within the nectar of your tongue
and your refined humble graciousness
....my favorite part of this piece where the climb starts and the poem begins to exceed itself and live up to its potential if i'm being clear..really please tell me if I'm rambling
tis a promise of redemption's flourish in the boudoir
wandering from a dance of a honey'd waltz
hence a tumultuous romp of enraptured harbors
I shall surrender my very soul to thee
on a bed of thorned roses inkind
plunge me deeply into passion's flower
of wildered a'waiting breathless blossoms
A non other but a totally badass ending that makes the previous my favorite quote from the piece. ties it together so the thought is complete and your intentions are focused instead of scattering themselves in a reader's mind . all in all a poem to be loved. well written, well captured, well done.
per usual
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Wow Deron, I'm enthralled by your review here, don't know what to say, thanks so much my friend....x
Grrrowr! Such colorful directness displayed in this one Frieda. I don't know how anyone could resist this sort of midnight performance. Good stuff. Hot.
Lovely Miss Frieda. It has that "old world" lilt and charm to it. A romantic, lush write. Written with a quill and folded up - sealed with a bit of wax...
Yes. a beautiful write.
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
'Sealed with a bit of wax...' I like that, thanks TL....
Ahem, this is so, ahem, so wonderfully, er wotsit. So beautifully, er, ahem, excuse me a moment. So lovely er thingy. So, so, nice, er not nice, no I mean nice but more than nice, nice, more ahem, you know, er its a bit. No I mean its a lot, er ahem. It makes the wotsits stand up if you know what I mean. No, you won't will you I mean its ahem. Oh suck,boo and knickers its gorgeous. Now I'm going to lie down. I thank you.
Oh my, and I thought the music was stirring...In this moment, I love you with my whole entire heart .. read moreOh my, and I thought the music was stirring...In this moment, I love you with my whole entire heart Ken, you've made my day, thanks muchly. ;-)
11 Years Ago
Ahem. Oh well then. That's nice, er. Ahem I mean gosh! Er , (sucks his thumb now frantically) Er.
Very, very impressive, Frieda. Your words reflect the time of the painting your posted, and I was entranced by the language you used and the suggested amorous relationship between that couple.
Speak to me in tender hushes of Chantilly lace
and the scent of black orchids in reason
You have done just that in this poem and I am very happy I got a chance to read your work. Awesome, indeed!
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Wow Joyce, thanks so much for this glowing review, I was really winging it with this one, hoping the.. read moreWow Joyce, thanks so much for this glowing review, I was really winging it with this one, hoping the wordage would work, so thrilled you enjoyed it..
The main difference between you and Beethoven Frieda is that you manage to blow my mind all the time when this is one of the only songs from Beethoven that move me. yes i said it this is my favorite Beethoven song and you are more consistent than him
for this dance of gentle embers burning
will surely swoon and seductively entice me
within the nectar of your tongue
and your refined humble graciousness
....my favorite part of this piece where the climb starts and the poem begins to exceed itself and live up to its potential if i'm being clear..really please tell me if I'm rambling
tis a promise of redemption's flourish in the boudoir
wandering from a dance of a honey'd waltz
hence a tumultuous romp of enraptured harbors
I shall surrender my very soul to thee
on a bed of thorned roses inkind
plunge me deeply into passion's flower
of wildered a'waiting breathless blossoms
A non other but a totally badass ending that makes the previous my favorite quote from the piece. ties it together so the thought is complete and your intentions are focused instead of scattering themselves in a reader's mind . all in all a poem to be loved. well written, well captured, well done.
per usual
Posted 11 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
11 Years Ago
Wow Deron, I'm enthralled by your review here, don't know what to say, thanks so much my friend....x
If you want to know me, read my poetry, it's all in there. I am a mother of three sons (my finest moments) a sister, a survivor and a little bit crazy. I lost my beloved sister to suicide, so you'll.. more..