Love Verbs

An English Sonnet...

You will see flashes and hear the thunder Strikingly, storms come when least expected Striding golden parades, imputing blunder Burnishing clouds, beyond what lies protected. I contemplate the paths of the maelstrom Impacting befallen moods in wedlock The fresh scents and bridled sights whence hailed from Where artists' minds run free and Eagles flock. So, I write you letters in slow motions Behind visible walls of driven fibs Shaking my core of forever notions This heart eagerly bleeding between ribs. You will see flashes and hear my lone words That bid the muse graceful vows and love verbs

Reviews

[Amy R]

What a powerful write and play of words.
"This heart eagerly bleeding between ribs."
I felt this.

Nice work!!
-Amy

[Sami Khalil]

Wowzy woooo! Thank you so much Amy for your time and effort in reviewing this poem. Glad you like it.

[Amy R]

You're very welcome!

[Sami Khalil]

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[IC]

Reading this, I get the feeling it is about finding the words within wedlock to show the real, living muse how much they are loved and adored despite the storms that can suddenly arise out of nowhere in a relationship. We can make mistakes, tell silly little fibs and hurt the ones we love leaving us with no choice but to write down and convey our apologies poetically to redeem ourselves and stop the bleeding within. Hopefully a pile of love verbs, both words and actions, bring sunshine back into the equation. Another lovely sonnet, Sami. It touches on all relationships amongst all people.

[Sami Khalil]

Javajavaya! So true and well said dear poet and friend. It sure does. Thank you kindly for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us

[Thomas W Case]

Tremendous work. Beautiful and full of emotion.

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Sami… 💗 Love is an encounter of Endearment… written in a Poem. gently, Pat

[Sami Khalil]

Javajavaya! So true and well articulated. Thank you kindly Patricia for this lovely review and visit. Enjoy spring.

[andrew mitchell]

Some people know how to socket to them but you know how to sonnet them. You got these down pact. You'll be treating yourself for sonnet addiction soon . Nice write Sami.

[Sami Khalil]

Hehehe! You are so kind sir Andrew; on a roll so to speak; jot them down while inspired till you get tired. Thank you kindly sir for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us

[Chris Shaw]

Sami, lovely to find another sonnet here for your readers after a hiatus. Up to your very high standards. You know I call you Master of the sonnet. Your speciality my friend. This one about the joys and trials of wedlock. Can be turbulent like a stormy sea or as smooth as silk. Whatever, it needs working on. Have a good Wednesday.

Chris

[Sami Khalil]

Wow! An honor coming from you dear poet and friend. You are great in my book. You are a testimony of worthy poetry. Thank you kindly for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us.
Encouragements keep me going and going.

[Pete]

top notch. you've outdone yourself. this is pure gold. love leaves us exposed and must be protected at all costs, as passing through storms serves to strengthen if not utterly destroy. shakespeare is rolling over in his grave. bravo!

'Where artists' minds run free and Eagles flock.'

'This heart eagerly bleeding between ribs.'

i love it all from start to finish ... :)

[Sami Khalil]

Wowzy woooo! You are honoring as I honor you; thank you for the gifts of sharing and encouragement. Million thank yous sir Pete.

[apennylate]

Oooh...
This is a wowzy type of work.
Flashing callbacks, contemplation in storm, eagles and bleedings hearts jammed in-between the small space of each rib... Well, not the eagles, of course...
Is love a verb?
Who cares... Cause I loved this
Thanks for writing it!

[Sami Khalil]

Hehehe! You are kind and funny. Love verbs are the loves we show in action, not merely talk. Thank you kindly sir for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us.

[apennylate]

Hmm, I see...
So love verbs ain't cheap, eh.
You are most welcome

[Sami Khalil]

Not cheap. Lol
Gracie millee

[Jess Morton]

Great poem. I feel " I write you letters in slow motion" in my bones

[Sami Khalil]

Wow! A powerful take on this poem. Thank you kindly Jess for taking the time to read and share.

[Betty Hermelee]

Very creative…..using strong words to express your feelings about wedlock….there a tendency to put these words on paper, to make things right, or to project your sorrow or whatever mood at the time… the flow of your lines is enlightening, romantic, yet dark at times…. Well that’s what inspires us to write….our moods….excellent!
Warmly, B

[Sami Khalil]

I agree wholeheartedly dear poet and friend. Mood creates so much intensity to write and profess; emotions can run as high as a mountain or as deep as an ocean. Million thank yous for your input.
Love needs be put in action; hence love verbs.

[Betty Hermelee]

You're very welcome Sam, glad we agree!
Warmly, B

[Sami Khalil]

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