Passion's Bedlams

Passion's Bedlams

A Poem by Sami Khalil

Passion’s Bedlams        by Sami Khalil



           

Aflame, your love torches passion’s bedlams

Tangling up minds that deftly lie awake

Fires and spells, no adept heart jetsams

As though at first glances flailing outbreak.

 

Let me linger in those witchery eyes

Gift me a smile blooming like wildflowers

Tis a shapely model, spellbinding size

Casted divinely by Most High powers.

 

Summon the dreams disentangling the dark

Without mawkish refrain and fledgling brood

For hearts replete with love look stark

Upon roseate dawns, laughter imbued.

 

Aflame, your love torches shadow’s bedlams

Sending shivers like shooting stars’ mayhems.         

 

© 2024 Sami Khalil


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“Let me linger in those witchery eyes”. I just love that line. This is a powerful read. It definitely inspires me. You have a unique writing style. This has a strong ending. I feel parts of me are being activated by this piece. I would definitely read this again. There is something about it that makes me want to reflect on myself.

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

OMG! So good to hear that. I'm glad to inspire you. Poetry is marvelous, isn't it? It can affect on.. read more
R E Tree

3 Years Ago

Poetry is a specialism. It’s not everyone’s taste. But it’s certainly mine..
Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

::::::)))))))))))))))
Wow such a lovely sonnet u got there like Shannon it reminds me of the bard himself.. beautifully structured and worded ,so polished ...each single word and emotion is felt leaving no line untraced ..

Kathy

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

OMG! Thank you so much Kathy for this awesome review and kindness. I shall cherish that.
Kathy Mc Cathy

3 Years Ago

It was a joy reading such a beautiful piece of poetry ... You're welcome :))
Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Thank you again. See you at your page.
WOW!! So amazing,love the wording of this write.
Gift me a smile blooming like wildflowers"
Love this line a lot. This is wonderful

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Whoeeee! Thank you so much Katzie for this amazing review. Much appreciated.
Such beautiful language - a modern Shakespeare! The rhythm and rhymes are sublime, and it is clear that every word is felt very deeply. Excellent work!

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Hi Miss Shannon O'Gara. Beautiful name. Thank you so much for taking the time to visit and share you.. read more
Man, you have become quite the sonneteer. Everything is classically accomplished...rhythm, cadence, rhyme...I'm truly impressed with your rhyming ability... I mean, it's a great write..and anyone can rhyme two words together, but you have a natural sense for using two words that are not only unrelated in spelling but in context as well... brood/imbued, outbreak/awake, size/eyes, bedlams/jetsams/mayhems ... Shakespeare would be proud of your command of the English language. Well done Sami

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Wow! An honour indeed coming from you dear poet and friend. That you for your recognition. I'm bless.. read more
Allen Smuckler

3 Years Ago

what's true is true ... And the truth is, you are a fantastic poet...pure and simple.
Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Wow! You too. God bless you.
'' Let me linger in those witchery eyes - Gift me a smile blooming like wildflowers .. '

And that, Sami - that emotion creates poetry from deep in the heart. From start to finish you have followed academic rules yet, wound true feelings round and round each line in your sonnet. Tis beautiful, sir.

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Whoeeee! This you are a generous and beautiful soul, let alone a masterful artist. Glad you like it... read more
Whew... your command of language is on full display here! "Let me linger in those witchey eyes," was an intense line with perfect placement. Great write!

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Whoaaa! Thank you so much Travis Gibson for this lovely review and visit. Hope all is well in your w.. read more
When I left here 4 months ago, your listing was all stories. Now it appears to be all poems. And SONNETS! I can't believe you've gotten into sonnets to such a degree. What I hate about sonnets are those stiff uppity Elizabethan-sounding affairs that rehash the same romantic language over & over. BORING! That's where I learned to hate sonnets. But your sonnet is nothing like that. No way! Your language is dynamic & natural-sounding, but also with that unique Sami flair for artistry! (((HUGS)))

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Wow! Coming from you is an honor indeed. You put a big smile on faces and warmth in hearts. All glad.. read more
barleygirl

3 Years Ago

You're killing me, luv!
dearest Sami... I am drawn to Sonnets...
across the sky where flowers fly... I will not ask Why...
I float in your dreams of Butterflies and see the Beauty in your Eyes...
tenderly, Pat

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Wow! So beautiful and so enchanting. You sure are talented. Thank you so much dear Patricia Wedel fo.. read more
Patricia Wedel

3 Years Ago

dear Sami.. wishing you a Beautiful Christmas.. kissed by the Stars .. tenderly, Pat
Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Thank you kindly. You as well. May you stay the star of this site.
“ Summon the dreams disentangling the dark
Without mawkish refrain and fledgling brood
For hearts replete with love look stark
Upon roseate dawns, laughter imbued.”
Uncanny magic in just a few lines, the entire poem is just so ethereal and beautifully written. Everything about each phrase hits with a thick sense of nostalgia. Absolutely wonderful!

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sami Khalil

3 Years Ago

Whoa! Thank you so much dear poet for this highly appreciated review. Hope all is well in your world.. read more

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Added on August 2, 2021
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