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Jun 2019
I guess it would be kind of nice to learn
that spitting sweetness never gets you far
in early morning daylight. There's no charm
in forceful flames, when we will always burn
with uninspiring silence in return.
When finding fears that rise with the alarm;
dark, tempted lips insist on causing harm
then choke on rotten candies of concern.

I guess it would be nice to be taught how
to keep my bitten tongue secure and still;
to sleep through early mornings and allow
incessant pleading rest from overkill.
If you, my sweet, once chose to be around,
I understand why you’d have lost the thrill.
another petrarchan sonnet, not the easiest but I'm liking the style I seem to have developed in my sonnets now...
Elizabeth Midgley-Peters
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Elizabeth Midgley-Peters  27/F/Holmfirth
(27/F/Holmfirth)   
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