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Blood Orange Marmalade and Wild Blossom Honey (a love song)

by third-mate-third

Blood Orange Marmalade and Wild Blossom Honey (a love song) summer treats, sure, but not of what we come to sing no, this a love story sung, all about a Sunday afternoon BBQ... she knows I don't sleep, cause I'm never there when she awakens, her worry~not~words don't soothe, sorry, when ears are clogged by fright and worry so she does what a woman does, cooks me a meal to soothe the intemperate noises buried in the soil, haunting this old soul now on the downlo downward curve, who wonders how he got himself into another Laurel and Hardy^ fine mess... so she will slide me into happy, BBQ sliders will stop the blood flow to a brain that has not rested once all year, she shops old fashion style, wild blossom honey from Germany, blood orange marmalade from where I don't know, to sweeten the barbie sauce, her living loving way (I add my salt tears right about here) if this is not a love song, then what is? my ooh's exceeded by only my aah's, music for her hearing, far better than my poetry forlorn, demonstrate my pleasure bite by bite, giving her, my love's loves delights for she cooks love and I write love poems that won't be sung, but nonetheless, will be our shared repast and banish temporarily all the subterfuge gloom on a blue green summer Sunday afternoon if this is not a love song, then what is?
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Jun 10, 2014
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^  http://www.stanlaurelandoliverhardy.com/nicemess.htm

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