To Tan A Ripper HydeA Poem by Zenny JonesDark Poetry
To Tan A Ripper Hyde
As the receding
Nestles of dying
Love
In full bloom,
Now
Sadly blown away.
The seasons of
Massacring tides of Autumn,
The soothing winds
Of change,
Now gently at bay.
As love's decree
Of passion
Resides at chamber,
Felt within the door.
To conjure a broom
For everyone to hold,
Peasantry, pleasantry,
A harlot,
And a merciful w***e.
There is a passion
That hides hidden,
Perhaps, betwixt the
Mosaic of love,
A paragon found
Within,
Like the hearkening
Of forgotten bliss,
The love of antiquity,
A widow’s hastening kiss.
© 2008 Zenny JonesAuthor's Note
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Added on March 23, 2008 AuthorZenny JonesFremont, MIAboutI have been an amateur writer for the past 5 years having several of my works published in the US as well as the UK. more..Writing
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