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Jan 2017
In the bluest of light the moon bloomed tenderness
I do to you what the silverlight does to the night.
And our needs came home again from the wilderness.

In feathered light we quiver in gentleness
Heat and passion burns deep in delight
In the bluest of light the moon bloomed tenderness

And our hearts became one in our togetherness
Skin upon skin in the silvered night.
And our needs came home again from the wilderness.

Such passion is beyond all sinfulness.
In trembling skins we feel so right
In the bluest of light the moon bloomed tenderness.

Fires raging within with passions measureless.
We lie content in heaven's sight
In the bluest of light the moon bloomed tenderness
And our needs came home again from the wilderness.
Attempted form poem by Jude.
Who lacks any form whatsoever
Sigh
Jude
Written by
Jude kyrie  Canada
(Canada)   
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