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Oct 2012
You claim to know through hearsay
I can write and say a line.
And that may just be something,
But not poetry like thine.

Your lips were first, I noticed.
Their rosey, sanguine shine,
Their gentle part was stiff'ning,
and raises more than I.

If I could be those saintly words,
Sweet nothings from your lips,
I could be, would be art itself
Conceived in breathless kiss.
Oh, more common metre?  But it's a playful one this time.

This is a rewrite of an older poem of mine.  I rewrote it as a ballad and the tone and wording were significantly changed, I decided to repost it and retitle it.
Written by
P Pax
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