i.
(Jane)
Let me kiss you passionately,
As we stitch our souls together,
And travel heavens through these lips.
ii.
(Brandon)
O' amour', I canst feeleth thine wet juice
As we sew ourn spirit's as one;
Betwixt the moon and sun, ourn primal nature let's loose.
iii.
( Jane)
I will lock fingers with you,
With this amour as our armour,
The world we valiantly conquer.
iv.
(Brandon)
Land's unknown to dominate
Incorporeal is ourn essence;
Sealing the firmament by blessing's and grace.
v.
(Jane)
Let our love be the sunshine,
That lead and guide us abode,
Finally I found you, my Home.
vi.
(Brandon)
Mine sweet earl Jane
Let ourn amare be the flame's;
And the kindle alway's be the same, as the light never dieth.
©Brandon nagley/Earl Jane nagley duo poem
©Lonesome poet's poetry
Sep 17, 2015
Sep 17, 2015 at 6:38 PM UTC
i.
(Jane)
Let me kiss you passionately,
As we stitch our souls together,
And travel heavens through these lips.
ii.
(Brandon)
O' amour', I canst feeleth thine wet juice
As we sew ourn spirit's as one;
Betwixt the moon and sun, ourn primal nature let's loose.
iii.
( Jane)
I will lock fingers with you,
With this amour as our armour,
The world we valiantly conquer.
iv.
(Brandon)
Land's unknown to dominate
Incorporeal is ourn essence;
Sealing the firmament by blessing's and grace.
v.
(Jane)
Let our love be the sunshine,
That lead and guide us abode,
Finally I found you, my Home.
vi.
(Brandon)
Mine sweet earl Jane
Let ourn amare be the flame's;
And the kindle alway's be the same, as the light never dieth.
©Brandon nagley/Earl Jane nagley duo poem
©Lonesome poet's poetry
