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"ardors" poems
The nightfall smears a biding shade and plume as Nyx complexed the clear diurnal day and skews the stoic lensing out of gloom alike the hearted Eros, wrought his sway. How still the specks of frost on balm and reed like stars arranged in view for crystal eyes, and glazed upon the tips; a sweetened mead which lovers strive in truthful, purple prize. A sullen stratus coats the idle orb succumbs the amber beams to patchy lure, and from within uncertain skies absorb a kindred duel; dreamers must endure. Tonight, the morrow, all thereon to be to ardors flux; at night is when to see.
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 2:57 PM UTC
Night is alike Love (Sonnet)
At the height of their pursuit of elusive light, in the inner core deep, they set about translating the ardors of night in to a sublime fire that would lead them to a new awareness. She had a deftness that crossed limits and found new possibilities in any thing she did. Art of body coupled with urges of the heart she transformed with her  magic: a tree full of scented flowers that are dreams of eternal spring. He had spread creepers, on the foliage and chunky trunk, with his caresses, she forgot herself  completely as the pleasure swept over  her every cell. Continued embraces tight and passionate, anointed them with perfumes, in their quest they collected star dust, from her swelling sculptured ***** he inhaled narcotics and got high. Sea breeze covered them with fine grains of salt from far away waves, and an ancient mariner's quest. A sublime fire simmered in their nerves.
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Feb 23, 2013
Feb 23, 2013 at 6:59 AM UTC
A sublime fire
This is the story of a box and a girl. And this box – and this box was like no other box – No, like no other box that owned its existence. Eons of history lived on its walls – I mean, moved on its walls, I mean, carvings of history played out on the walls Waves smashed their own heads onto ocean floor dunes, The lightning swung fierce on the clouds into squalls, The engravings – the caves shook with war, the volcanoes, They spat and they hissed, and the nymphs in their watery mists Danced with haloes on graves of the fallen. The lifeblood, it pulsed through the veins of this box, Through the veins of my palm as I held it, the carvings, They danced with their raw, starving ardors, their bloods and their stardust And lifeblood, it seeped, lotus droplets, it leaped onto grooves of my skin Splashed as sparks on my skin and spilled into my palms, Till my body was filled with the life of this box, with the thrums of this box, with the force of this box Till the sweet little voice called my name through this box Whispered, “Open the lid and release me. This box Is my prison. I’ve risen through hellfire and sunlight and war-blood, And isn’t it time for the earth to revere me? I am Hope, I am weary; I am tired of Death and Despair huddled near me I yearn for the taste of the earth and the Furies Release me, my vassal, unchain me, release me.” This is the story of a box and a girl, and a thrum, and a voice, and a palm, and a life - and a war, and a choice, and a hope, and a price, and a voice that implored me to open the lid through the trembling, quivering walls, and I did.
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Mar 13, 2020
Mar 13, 2020 at 12:33 PM UTC
Pandora's Aria
This is the story of a box and a girl. And this box – and this box was like no other box – No, like no other box that owned its existence. Eons of history lived on its walls – I mean, moved on its walls, I mean, carvings of history played out on the walls Waves smashed their own heads onto ocean floor dunes, The lightning swung fierce on the clouds into squalls, The engravings – the caves shook with war, the volcanoes, They spat and they hissed, and the nymphs in their watery mists Danced with haloes on graves of the fallen. The lifeblood, it pulsed through the veins of this box, Through the veins of my palm as I held it, the carvings, They danced with their raw, starving ardors, their bloods and their stardust And lifeblood, it seeped, lotus droplets, it leaped onto grooves of my skin Splashed as sparks on my skin and spilled into my palms, Till my body was filled with the life of this box, with the thrums of this box, with the force of this box Till the sweet little voice called my name through this box Whispered, “Open the lid and release me. This box Is my prison. I’ve risen through hellfire and sunlight and war-blood, And isn’t it time for the earth to revere me? I am Hope, I am weary; I am tired of Death and Despair huddled near me I yearn for the taste of the earth and the Furies Release me, my vassal, unchain me, release me.” This is the story of a box and a girl, and a thrum, and a voice, and a palm, and a life - and a war, and a choice, and a hope, and a price, and a voice that implored me to open the lid through the trembling, quivering walls, and I did.
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let's dance on fate's might! Though the cruelty , the fate allocated Let's be certain as it had to be fated Despite the diverse colors he showed And in spite of the demise ardors he owed Let's mend the wreckage offered by this fall The storm is over you and I are still standing tall Let's re-write the hymns, by what once he abide Hymns of our longings which we couldn't hide Let's wander our darkened way Let's try to catch a glimpse of a shining day Let the beat flow through the lap of night Let's keep on dancing on fate's might! ~vairagya
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Aug 27, 2024
Aug 27, 2024 at 1:00 AM UTC
Let's dance on fate's might