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brandon nagley
Poems
Nov 2015
Trans sepulcrum ( Beyond the grave) latin tongue
i.
I wilt plunge neath thine cocoa covered pupil's,
I seeketh to succumb, to thee;
Mine poetess minstrel;
ii.
I wilt incessantly be patient for thee
Mine queen; O' how heavily this heart weigh's;
With thou so far, so far away.
iii.
Please cometh quickly mine amour', for thee I'm engraved,
Etched into thine bone's, thy skin, thy name;
iv.
We art not other's, not the "norm", not the same: for this heart burneth in flame's, O' with thee far away;
v.
If I dieth tonight, or the earth crisps away, please knoweth I'll still waiteth, for thee mine queen; Beyond the grave.
©Brandon nagley
©Lonesome poets poetry
©Earl Jane nagley ( Filipino rose) dedication
#eternal
#forever
#soulmates
#hari
#reyna
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