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My Love

She's in the kitchen

(close the door)

just mixin' up some metaphor;

a true conundrum

through and through

and through to me and thus to you.

 

Her humble hunger

(forest's slumber)

thunders 'neath a wilting tune;

tuned to too many

to count without

a thought within.

 

She must profess

(but shall confess)

to any who will listen;

closely she holds

a tragic history

mostly mystery to most.

 

She solves my soul

(I deny that hole)

which she still fills;

overflowing always

with such unrelenting joy

that is My Love.

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Written by
kristo-frost
American
Published
Sep 1, 2015
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