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From the moment I first saw her, my soul took flight. All darkness found in Hell and Earth Was expelled and brought to light As good and new as my own birth. To be a mortal in communion with immortal King, Love, and Girl is but a dream with such hue As one nameless spring morning Occupied by idle wanderings. Yet it came true! For her I loved, the one not dead, From when I was but a thought inside God's head. Yet to be conceived and born of flesh and bone, Yet to take a breath and yet her face be shown. For till the Death of Time and past the End of Man my love shall reign for thee; Stronger than the grip of any Titan's fist And truer than a hero's heart the Devil missed. For the world, by God, was formed of love. The same: our souls by God were fitted for The other as a perfect silken glove Woven for the hand of a King to adore. 'Tis the destiny of our souls to be As the binding of the Universe; Everlasting through the symphony That is life, death, and verse. Should sun cease to shine And moon cease to glow, What worry should be mine? I have love upon my lady to bestow. What purpose do they serve, Yet to be inferior to her?
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 4:40 PM UTC
Ode To My Lady
From the moment I first saw her, my soul took flight. All darkness found in Hell and Earth Was expelled and brought to light As good and new as my own birth. To be a mortal in communion with immortal King, Love, and Girl is but a dream with such hue As one nameless spring morning Occupied by idle wanderings. Yet it came true! For her I loved, the one not dead, From when I was but a thought inside God's head. Yet to be conceived and born of flesh and bone, Yet to take a breath and yet her face be shown. For till the Death of Time and past the End of Man my love shall reign for thee; Stronger than the grip of any Titan's fist And truer than a hero's heart the Devil missed. For the world, by God, was formed of love. The same: our souls by God were fitted for The other as a perfect silken glove Woven for the hand of a King to adore. 'Tis the destiny of our souls to be As the binding of the Universe; Everlasting through the symphony That is life, death, and verse. Should sun cease to shine And moon cease to glow, What worry should be mine? I have love upon my lady to bestow. What purpose do they serve, Yet to be inferior to her?
Amor Omnia Vincit. Written 5-5-15
JosephDazzio
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 4:40 PM UTC
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