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The Fire Burns
Poems
Jan 2018
A Study in Love's Language
From the lips of ancients,
words unheard,
carved into tablets of clay,
and walls of stone.
Hieroglyphics and petroglyphs,
Sanskrit scratches like from a chicken,
in the dust off a picked over yard,
unintelligible, but fascinating.
Deciphering takes time,
time is everlasting,
suddenly a keyword is found,
opening the meanings.
The poetry of your heart,
to me is no longer a conundrum,
understanding is mine,
love is mine.
Time was not friendly,
but what was put in,
is worth every tear and sweet drop,
tenfold of what was received.
Written by
The Fire Burns
M/Artesia, NM
(M/Artesia, NM)
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