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Hymn to Aphrodite by Sappho loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Immortal Aphrodite, throned in splendor! Wile-weaving daughter of Zeus, enchantress, and beguiler! I implore you, dread mistress, discipline me no longer with love's anguish! But come to me once again in kindness, heeding my prayers as you have done before; O, come Divine One, descend once again from heaven's golden dominions! Your chariot yoked to love's consecrated doves, their multitudinous pinions aflutter, you once came gliding from the utmost heights, to the dark-bosomed earth. Swiftly they came and vanished, leaving you, O my Goddess, smiling, your face eternally beautiful, asking me what unfathomable longing compelled me to cry out. Asking me what I sought in my hopeless, bewildered desire. Asking, "Who has harmed you, why are you so alarmed, my poor Sappho? Whom should Persuasion summon here?" "Though today she flees love, soon she will pursue you; spurning love's gifts, soon she shall return them; tomorrow she will woo you, however unwillingly!" Come to me now, most Holy Aphrodite! Release me from my heavy heartache and anguish; grant me all I request, be once again my ally and protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite" is the only poem by Sappho of ****** to survive in its entirety. The poem survived intact because it was quoted in full by Dionysus, a Roman orator, in his "On Literary Composition," published around 30 B.C. A number of Sappho's poems mention or are addressed to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. It is believed that Sappho may have belonged to a cult that worshiped Aphrodite with songs and poetry. If so, "Hymn to Aphrodite" may have been composed for performance within the cult. We do know that Sappho was held in very high regard. For instance, when Sappho visited Syracuse the residents were so honored they erected a statue to commemorate the occasion! During Sappho's lifetime, coins of ****** were minted with her image. Furthermore, Sappho was called "the Tenth Muse" and the other nine were goddesses. Keywords/Tags: Sapphic, Sappho, ****** translation, ancient Greek, hymn, Aphrodite, Zeus, daughter, immortal, goddess, holy, lady, heaven, enchantress, enchantment, love potion, charm, spell, persuasion, beguiler, beguilement, mistress, discipline, ********** prayer, prayers, chariot, heaven, descent, ally, protector, lust, desire, passion, longing, *** crush, girlfriend, women, grief
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Mar 22, 2020
Mar 22, 2020 at 2:51 AM UTC
Sappho "Hymn to Aphrodite" translation
Hymn to Aphrodite by Sappho loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Immortal Aphrodite, throned in splendor! Wile-weaving daughter of Zeus, enchantress, and beguiler! I implore you, dread mistress, discipline me no longer with love's anguish! But come to me once again in kindness, heeding my prayers as you have done before; O, come Divine One, descend once again from heaven's golden dominions! Your chariot yoked to love's consecrated doves, their multitudinous pinions aflutter, you once came gliding from the utmost heights, to the dark-bosomed earth. Swiftly they came and vanished, leaving you, O my Goddess, smiling, your face eternally beautiful, asking me what unfathomable longing compelled me to cry out. Asking me what I sought in my hopeless, bewildered desire. Asking, "Who has harmed you, why are you so alarmed, my poor Sappho? Whom should Persuasion summon here?" "Though today she flees love, soon she will pursue you; spurning love's gifts, soon she shall return them; tomorrow she will woo you, however unwillingly!" Come to me now, most Holy Aphrodite! Release me from my heavy heartache and anguish; grant me all I request, be once again my ally and protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite" is the only poem by Sappho of ****** to survive in its entirety. The poem survived intact because it was quoted in full by Dionysus, a Roman orator, in his "On Literary Composition," published around 30 B.C. A number of Sappho's poems mention or are addressed to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. It is believed that Sappho may have belonged to a cult that worshiped Aphrodite with songs and poetry. If so, "Hymn to Aphrodite" may have been composed for performance within the cult. We do know that Sappho was held in very high regard. For instance, when Sappho visited Syracuse the residents were so honored they erected a statue to commemorate the occasion! During Sappho's lifetime, coins of ****** were minted with her image. Furthermore, Sappho was called "the Tenth Muse" and the other nine were goddesses. Keywords/Tags: Sapphic, Sappho, ****** translation, ancient Greek, hymn, Aphrodite, Zeus, daughter, immortal, goddess, holy, lady, heaven, enchantress, enchantment, love potion, charm, spell, persuasion, beguiler, beguilement, mistress, discipline, ********** prayer, prayers, chariot, heaven, descent, ally, protector, lust, desire, passion, longing, *** crush, girlfriend, women, grief
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Like the gold at the end of a rainbow Lives an angel off the coast of San Diego A dark skinned beauty with a sunshine halo Found her in the water and just had to say hello Her siren voice still echoes in my head Whispering my name so gently with her bated breath Her blinding smile is still burned into my eyes Even in the dark of night or against the great blue sky On a vacation escape from reality I found her, or maybe she found me We fell into an ocean of sensuality Until we were lost at sea... Aquarian Mermaid I swam in her lust and I drowned in her love Nautical Erotica Wishes granted By the gods above Dearly beloved seraph Enchantress of the Sea Sing your magic siren song Heavenly, to me... Angel of the Oceanborne, Navigate me home Across these waters treacherous Everywhere I roam Her siren voice still echoes in my head Whispering my name so gently with her bated breath Her blinding smile is still burned into my eyes Even in the dark of night or against the great blue sky Aquarian Mermaid I swam in her lust and I drowned in her love Nautical Erotica Wishes granted By the gods above
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 11:32 PM UTC
Aquarian Mermaid
Kiss me, hold me, feel me, feel it... This intense throbbing aching lust of love. Am I too alluring? Can you feel me inside of you? ******* you relentlessly. How hard are you? Is your mind awake? Can you feel a hole being drilled through it? Am I passionate? Am I seducing you to these pleasures that you cannot resist? Irresistible, faint to the touch. To satisfy, you cannot resist the urge. It's pushing through every promise and memory you've ever had. I'm not like the others... You've loved, you've ****** But have you had your earth shaken like a magnitude of an explosive volcano that boils to the top. A flaming ridden peak of desire that never burns out. It's aching.... you're about to explode. Don't, feel it linger instead ...... Are you breathing heavy? Are you shaking, I swear you have never met someone like me before. Call me baby... Papi... Don't love me too hard, I might just leave. Ssssshhh.... It's just a mind ****
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Sep 7, 2021
Sep 7, 2021 at 11:01 AM UTC
Seductive Enchantress
One Summer's night looking out the    back window at the back garden My! I couldn't get over it, how bright it     was You'd think the sun was still shining The Big Moon casting its ghostly pallor     over everything Like an Enchantress's dark spell The strange cold beauty of it, it held     me enthralled I could only stand there watching,     silently in awe; Suddenly, a peculiar thought came     into my head I smiled at its outrageous suggestion Then grabbing my sunglasses and my     old deck chair I went out into the garden and sat right down there underneath the stars Bathing in the silvery light of the     moon's cold rays, Well I tell you, all the night creatures going about their night business They all did a double take "Hey, that's the funny human bloke, what's he     doin' out this late", Even the cat came over and rubbed her eyes," Wait a minute ", she said, " this isn't right, you're not supposed to     come out at night ": Sensing their curiosity and their     general discomfiture I lowered my shades and looking at them all gathered there in the shiny     bright dark, I said " Don't worry gang, don't be alarmed,     no! don't be aghast It's only.... well, it's only Great Art.                          II I don't know But it seems Wherever I go Great Art is never far behind In tow.
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Mar 17, 2018
Mar 17, 2018 at 8:25 AM UTC
Great Art
Throned in splendor, immortal Aphrodite! Child of Zeus, Enchantress, I implore thee Slay me not in this distress and anguish, Lady of beauty. Hither come as once before thou camest, When from afar thou heard'st my voice lamenting, Heard'st and camest, leaving thy glorious father's Palace golden, Yoking thy chariot. Fair the doves that bore thee; Swift to the darksome earth their course directing, Waving their thick wings from the highest heaven Down through the ether. Quickly they came. Then thou, O blessed goddess, All in smiling wreathed thy face immortal, Bade me tell thee the cause of all my suffering, Why now I called thee; What for my maddened heart I most was longing. "Whom," thou criest, "dost wish that sweet Persuasion Now win over and lead to thy love, my Sappho? Who is it wrongs thee? "For, though now he flies, he soon shall follow, Soon shall be giving gifts who now rejects them. Even though now he love not, soon shall he love thee Even though thou wouldst not." Come then now, dear goddess, and release me From my anguish. All my heart's desiring Grant thou now. Now too again as aforetime, Be thou my ally.
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Hymn To Aphrodite
Hymn to Aphrodite by Sappho (her only complete poem) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Immortal Aphrodite, throned in splendor! Wile-weaving daughter of Zeus, enchantress, and beguiler! I implore you, dread mistress, discipline me no longer with love's anguish! But come to me once again in kindness, heeding my prayers as you have done before; O, come Divine One, descend once again from heaven's golden dominions! Your chariot yoked to love's consecrated doves, their multitudinous pinions aflutter, you once came gliding from the utmost heights, to this dark earth. Swiftly they came and vanished, leaving you, O my Goddess, smiling, your face eternally beautiful, asking me what unfathomable longing compelled me to cry out. Asking me what I sought in my hopeless, bewildered desire. Asking, "Who has harmed you, why are you so alarmed, my poor Sappho? Whom should Persuasion summon here?" "Though today she flees love, soon she will pursue you; spurning love's gifts, she soon shall return them; tomorrow she will woo you, however unwillingly!" Come to me now, most Holy Aphrodite! Release me from my heavy heartache and anguish; grant me all I request, be once again my ally and protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite" is the only poem by Sappho of ****** to survive in its entirety. The poem survived intact because it was quoted in full by Dionysus, a Roman orator, in his "On Literary Composition," published around 30 B.C. A number of Sappho's poems mention or are addressed to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. It is believed that Sappho may have belonged to a cult that worshiped Aphrodite with songs and poetry. If so, "Hymn to Aphrodite" may have been composed for performance within the cult. We do know that Sappho was held in very high regard. For instance, when Sappho visited Syracuse the residents were so honored they erected a statue to commemorate the occasion! During Sappho's lifetime, coins of ****** were minted with her image. Furthermore, Sappho was called "the Tenth Muse" and the other nine were goddesses. Keywords/Tags: Sapphic, Sappho, ****** translation, ancient Greek, hymn, Aphrodite, Zeus, daughter, immortal, goddess, holy, lady, heaven, enchantress, enchantment, love potion, charm, spell, persuasion, beguiler, beguilement, mistress, discipline, ********** prayer, prayers, chariot, heaven, descent, ally, protector, lust, desire, passion, longing, *** crush, girlfriend, women, grief
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Mar 1, 2020
Mar 1, 2020 at 10:53 PM UTC
Sappho of ****** "Hymn to Aphrodite" translation
Hymn to Aphrodite by Sappho (her only complete poem) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Immortal Aphrodite, throned in splendor! Wile-weaving daughter of Zeus, enchantress, and beguiler! I implore you, dread mistress, discipline me no longer with love's anguish! But come to me once again in kindness, heeding my prayers as you have done before; O, come Divine One, descend once again from heaven's golden dominions! Your chariot yoked to love's consecrated doves, their multitudinous pinions aflutter, you once came gliding from the utmost heights, to this dark earth. Swiftly they came and vanished, leaving you, O my Goddess, smiling, your face eternally beautiful, asking me what unfathomable longing compelled me to cry out. Asking me what I sought in my hopeless, bewildered desire. Asking, "Who has harmed you, why are you so alarmed, my poor Sappho? Whom should Persuasion summon here?" "Though today she flees love, soon she will pursue you; spurning love's gifts, she soon shall return them; tomorrow she will woo you, however unwillingly!" Come to me now, most Holy Aphrodite! Release me from my heavy heartache and anguish; grant me all I request, be once again my ally and protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite" is the only poem by Sappho of ****** to survive in its entirety. The poem survived intact because it was quoted in full by Dionysus, a Roman orator, in his "On Literary Composition," published around 30 B.C. A number of Sappho's poems mention or are addressed to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. It is believed that Sappho may have belonged to a cult that worshiped Aphrodite with songs and poetry. If so, "Hymn to Aphrodite" may have been composed for performance within the cult. We do know that Sappho was held in very high regard. For instance, when Sappho visited Syracuse the residents were so honored they erected a statue to commemorate the occasion! During Sappho's lifetime, coins of ****** were minted with her image. Furthermore, Sappho was called "the Tenth Muse" and the other nine were goddesses. Keywords/Tags: Sapphic, Sappho, ****** translation, ancient Greek, hymn, Aphrodite, Zeus, daughter, immortal, goddess, holy, lady, heaven, enchantress, enchantment, love potion, charm, spell, persuasion, beguiler, beguilement, mistress, discipline, ********** prayer, prayers, chariot, heaven, descent, ally, protector, lust, desire, passion, longing, *** crush, girlfriend, women, grief
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my mother warned in advance, not to smell cactus flowers, when,  scent of this cactus beguiled, i lost mom's words.
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Feb 7, 2012
Feb 7, 2012 at 10:21 PM UTC
cactus, my enchantress, here i come; sorry mom
Locked away in a tower in the middle of a forest since the age of twelve Hidden from the public eyes for years Beautiful Rapunzel was imprisoned A binding promise made To compensate for the sin of his father who stole for love Rapunzel's life was completely shut a couple of times in a day she only came to light only to let her golden long hair down through a tiny window that connected her caged like world to the bright world outside upon a call from the enchantress "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, please let your long hair down for me" Rapunzel let down the braids of her hair, and the enchantress climbed up to her Many years have passed nobody knew of Rapunzel's existence The dragging years Too little sunlight The magnificent hair of Rapunzel became weak and thin Once it was the strongest ladder but The enchantress fell in the thorny garden in an attempt to climb up the tower Rapunzel's hair no longer lustrous and strong Waiting for a brave prince for too long Till the hair is tired and the waits prolonged....
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 1:43 PM UTC
Poor Rapunzel...
Mona Lisa, of Louvre, in simplest words, an angelic, of beauty. Her enigmatic smiles, so mystical, like bewitching, yet heavenly as I and you, felt her, so alive, left a mystery of, unrevealed, Da Vinci's Perfections.
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Aug 25, 2015
Aug 25, 2015 at 1:36 PM UTC
La Gioconda (The Enchantress)
She dresses in gossamer veils of scarlet and lures men to her noose As they carelessly pour Fortune's gold into her nimble, covetous hands And they hang themselves among the other piteous lepers before them. As cruel as the Inferno, she drags them under as an enchantress would her dupes; As beauteous as the beloved Aphrodite with eyes of white marble She adds these dim men to her vast collection of trifles. Then she disappears and I know she won't return. For she is the Gypsy's Best.
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Oct 3, 2011
Oct 3, 2011 at 8:38 AM UTC
Gypsy
Tell me not here, it needs not saying, What tune the enchantress plays In aftermaths of soft September Or under blanching mays, For she and I were long acquainted And I knew all her ways. On russet floors, by waters idle, The pine lets fall its cone; The cuckoo shouts all day at nothing In leafy dells alone; And traveller's joy beguiles in autumn Hearts that have lost their own. On acres of the seeded grasses The changing burnish heaves; Or marshalled under moons of harvest Stand still all night the sheaves; Or beeches strip in storms for winter And stain the wind with leaves. Posses, as I possessed a season, The countries I resign, Where over elmy plains the highway Would mount the hills and shine, And full of shade the pillared forest Would murmur and be mine. For nature, heartless, witless nature, Will neither care nor know What stranger's feet may find the meadow And trespass there and go, Nor ask amid the dews of morning If they are mine or no.
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Tell me not here, it needs not saying
Oh! pleasant exercise of hope and joy! For mighty were the auxiliars which then stood Upon our side, we who were strong in love! Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven!—Oh! times, In which the meagre, stale, forbidding ways Of custom, law, and statute, took at once The attraction of a country in romance! When Reason seemed the most to assert her rights, When most intent on making of herself A prime Enchantress—to assist the work Which then was going forward in her name! Not favoured spots alone, but the whole earth, The beauty wore of promise, that which sets (As at some moment might not be unfelt Among the bowers of paradise itself ) The budding rose above the rose full blown. What temper at the prospect did not wake To happiness unthought of? The inert Were roused, and lively natures rapt away! They who had fed their childhood upon dreams, The playfellows of fancy, who had made All powers of swiftness, subtilty, and strength Their ministers,—who in lordly wise had stirred Among the grandest objects of the sense, And dealt with whatsoever they found there As if they had within some lurking right To wield it;—they, too, who, of gentle mood, Had watched all gentle motions, and to these Had fitted their own thoughts, schemers more wild, And in the region of their peaceful selves;— Now was it that both found, the meek and lofty Did both find, helpers to their heart’s desire, And stuff at hand, plastic as they could wish; Wcre called upon to exercise their skill, Not in Utopia, subterranean fields, Or some secreted island, Heaven knows where! But in the very world, which is the world Of all of us,—the place where in the end We find our happiness, or not at all!
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The French Revolution As It Appeared To Enthusiasts At Its Commencement
Oh! pleasant exercise of hope and joy! For mighty were the auxiliars which then stood Upon our side, we who were strong in love! Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven!—Oh! times, In which the meagre, stale, forbidding ways Of custom, law, and statute, took at once The attraction of a country in romance! When Reason seemed the most to assert her rights, When most intent on making of herself A prime Enchantress—to assist the work Which then was going forward in her name! Not favoured spots alone, but the whole earth, The beauty wore of promise, that which sets (As at some moment might not be unfelt Among the bowers of paradise itself ) The budding rose above the rose full blown. What temper at the prospect did not wake To happiness unthought of? The inert Were roused, and lively natures rapt away! They who had fed their childhood upon dreams, The playfellows of fancy, who had made All powers of swiftness, subtilty, and strength Their ministers,—who in lordly wise had stirred Among the grandest objects of the sense, And dealt with whatsoever they found there As if they had within some lurking right To wield it;—they, too, who, of gentle mood, Had watched all gentle motions, and to these Had fitted their own thoughts, schemers more wild, And in the region of their peaceful selves;— Now was it that both found, the meek and lofty Did both find, helpers to their heart’s desire, And stuff at hand, plastic as they could wish; Wcre called upon to exercise their skill, Not in Utopia, subterranean fields, Or some secreted island, Heaven knows where! But in the very world, which is the world Of all of us,—the place where in the end We find our happiness, or not at all!
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Once upon a golden day They led me to where thy layst In all thine splendour, fire and might An angel did then cloud my sight O enchantress, what sayst thou? Your sight, it dost put a glamour on me Behind thine eyes of ebony What colors doth thou see? Clench my throat in thy marble hand Steal my soul My heart My mind In thy cloak of conium and chamomile What is they purpose? O sweet angel?
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 11:12 AM UTC
The Sidhe Angel
When I am dead, and doctors know not why, And my friends’ curiosity Will have me cut up to survey each part,— When they shall find your picture in my heart, You think a sudden damp of love Will through all their senses move, And work on them as me, and so prefer Your ****** to the name of massacre. Poor victories! But if you dare be brave, And pleasure in your conquest have, First **** th’ enormous giant, your Disdain, And let th’ enchantress Honour next be slain, And like a Goth and Vandal rise, Deface records and histories Of your own arts and triumphs over men, And, without such advantage, **** me then. For I could muster up as well as you My giants, and my witches too, Which are vast Constancy and Secretness; But these I neither look for nor profess. **** me as woman, let me die As a mere man; do you but try Your passive valour, and you shall find then, Naked you have odds enough of any man.
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The Damp
Mandrake the Magician now you see him and now you don't you will marvel at this magic while the villains won't **** he is gone or changed in an illusion he can read your mind and cause constant confusion the bad guys will lose crushed by his friend Lothar the King the strongest man alive wearing his fez and a golden ring Mandrake waves his magic wand to hypnotize the evildoers while his lady the Princess Narda applies the skewers Theron, Hojo and Bradley the chief keep him protected from harm with Magnon, Lenore and Karma at his home Xanadu keeping warm the villains are many and rotten to the core Cobra, Brass Monkey and evil Deleter even the Enchantress Aleena must scurry Ekardnam his twin in the mirror retreater so you may try as you might to remain evil and mean but Mandrake and his crew will make you come clean Gomer LePoet ...
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Jul 20, 2013
Jul 20, 2013 at 12:02 PM UTC
Mandrake the Magician
as the sky closed daylight away her magic box came out a few loose threads soon wound themselves into carriages fleet of foot on the forever road delivering love and quick boys with with stout hearts and steel eyed resolve a few loose potions spilled and away flew mysterious birds loosed upon the bright eyed world free to fly high among soft clouds a few magical words spilled out too and thats when i found you you were complete from the very beginning you danced delicately along the sweet musics and then you smiled at me knew i was yours didn't you...you weren't wrong now look at us an enchantress made us in some long ago to be here together made for eachother with loves thread made with passions potion's for eachother forever fly away with me now lover sweet lover
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Aug 6, 2014
Aug 6, 2014 at 1:22 PM UTC
magic potions
1.She seized me with one glad eye, Some cryptic intent lurking behind. The other eye gestures to me, To move closer, I couldn't see why. 2.But her overture my system accepted, Though not fully understood by me. I couldn't even process the proposal, But the verdict was out without the judge. "My system is compromised, no doubt, She has managed to hack it, I did suspect. My legs moving towards her in quick time, Is clearly the evidence for the breach. Her kohl lined eyes, too played some trick" On mind's screen, thoughts flashed. 3.She met me half way through,before It became too evident, the undercurrents That control the whole episode,unferled. The smile she flashed was a command, Didn't I hear a click, somewhere deep inside? 4.Her Kohl lined dark eyes Concealed a suggestion of magic. Dramatically she said what sounded, Like a convoluted password, My transformation was completed. As a green parrot, so exotic! 5.Did I ever in my life Had any hunch, that indeed I was A parrot in disguise, and my sole aim Was to meet her, the siren with distinction, I loved the stupor slowly taking over. To me it was what was badly needed. After such magical change to an avian! That too  without even the wave of wand. 6.Gently she lifted me and put, At a spot on her left shoulder. Then, as if by some prompt, I started telling her, things he liked to hear. This I guess as parrots we learn from nature. A line of eager admirers she walked past, They seemed pleased hugely, no doubt, Because, she is with some one, She seemed specially care. 7.At home, the enchantress was In her elements, on a cage hung high, On a perch, I sat gazing at her. The prince in daring disguise, In a bid to meet the enchantress in person, And lose myself in her radiance. Her face beams a smile that sugests, All of this was a trick , she had perfected In keeping with nature's wish.
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Jul 19, 2021
Jul 19, 2021 at 4:35 PM UTC
Enchantress's parrot
1.She seized me with one glad eye, Some cryptic intent lurking behind. The other eye gestures to me, To move closer, I couldn't see why. 2.But her overture my system accepted, Though not fully understood by me. I couldn't even process the proposal, But the verdict was out without the judge. "My system is compromised, no doubt, She has managed to hack it, I did suspect. My legs moving towards her in quick time, Is clearly the evidence for the breach. Her kohl lined eyes, too played some trick" On mind's screen, thoughts flashed. 3.She met me half way through,before It became too evident, the undercurrents That control the whole episode,unferled. The smile she flashed was a command, Didn't I hear a click, somewhere deep inside? 4.Her Kohl lined dark eyes Concealed a suggestion of magic. Dramatically she said what sounded, Like a convoluted password, My transformation was completed. As a green parrot, so exotic! 5.Did I ever in my life Had any hunch, that indeed I was A parrot in disguise, and my sole aim Was to meet her, the siren with distinction, I loved the stupor slowly taking over. To me it was what was badly needed. After such magical change to an avian! That too  without even the wave of wand. 6.Gently she lifted me and put, At a spot on her left shoulder. Then, as if by some prompt, I started telling her, things he liked to hear. This I guess as parrots we learn from nature. A line of eager admirers she walked past, They seemed pleased hugely, no doubt, Because, she is with some one, She seemed specially care. 7.At home, the enchantress was In her elements, on a cage hung high, On a perch, I sat gazing at her. The prince in daring disguise, In a bid to meet the enchantress in person, And lose myself in her radiance. Her face beams a smile that sugests, All of this was a trick , she had perfected In keeping with nature's wish.
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She is spontaneous poetry, no need to be written, a dam burst of emotions subtle,on what I float along, a whirlwind at an unpredictable time of the season looking for an intimate space to churn and churn and churn. By now, I know this without her even hinting, all her dark clouds will rain in torrents nonstop in to my landscape, sultry, broad and tranquil I am an open sky, a stage ready for changing realities a cloudless calm now in meditative expansiveness, ready to change from dark, cloudy turgidity to it's contrast, white feathery fluff that's dreamy. This time round, when she visited,she did lie naked on my bed supine, looking at me wistfully for a while in my mind's sky beams of morning sun criss- crossed all the nine openings of my body tightly shut, I sat meditating. But I felt her chaotic presence in the energy field spreading, she hurriedly removed her clothes one by one,smiling in the buff she alights on my lap,a butterfly on a flower was her, by and by a sweet heaviness enveloped my ***** in union with hers I hear the primordial boom of the big bang, refining as an "Om" travelling sans any medium it goes outwards to expanding universe. to the 1"Chidakasha" where everything begins and go beyond. Her storm energy, Tantric, seeks alleviation of existential pain, I hear my glowing inner eye whispering in  light to the far galaxies, In one form she is so much, past present and future converged, She is 2"Mahatripurasundari", great enchantress of the three worlds. Shakthi, the feminine energy that moves earth, heaven and hell, Kali, the dark energy, seeking sublimation through catharsis. On me she moves like a tortoise deliberately,my nervous system reads, She would defeat the hare and win the laurel, in yogic, trance I discern.
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Nov 18, 2015
Nov 18, 2015 at 12:46 PM UTC
The tortoise, that wins the race, she is.
She is spontaneous poetry, no need to be written, a dam burst of emotions subtle,on what I float along, a whirlwind at an unpredictable time of the season looking for an intimate space to churn and churn and churn. By now, I know this without her even hinting, all her dark clouds will rain in torrents nonstop in to my landscape, sultry, broad and tranquil I am an open sky, a stage ready for changing realities a cloudless calm now in meditative expansiveness, ready to change from dark, cloudy turgidity to it's contrast, white feathery fluff that's dreamy. This time round, when she visited,she did lie naked on my bed supine, looking at me wistfully for a while in my mind's sky beams of morning sun criss- crossed all the nine openings of my body tightly shut, I sat meditating. But I felt her chaotic presence in the energy field spreading, she hurriedly removed her clothes one by one,smiling in the buff she alights on my lap,a butterfly on a flower was her, by and by a sweet heaviness enveloped my ***** in union with hers I hear the primordial boom of the big bang, refining as an "Om" travelling sans any medium it goes outwards to expanding universe. to the 1"Chidakasha" where everything begins and go beyond. Her storm energy, Tantric, seeks alleviation of existential pain, I hear my glowing inner eye whispering in  light to the far galaxies, In one form she is so much, past present and future converged, She is 2"Mahatripurasundari", great enchantress of the three worlds. Shakthi, the feminine energy that moves earth, heaven and hell, Kali, the dark energy, seeking sublimation through catharsis. On me she moves like a tortoise deliberately,my nervous system reads, She would defeat the hare and win the laurel, in yogic, trance I discern.
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Let me tell you a few things about me. I used to be the insecure one Felt ugly and worthless That I am not of this world Have brains no looks Didn't put effort in designer clothes People would tell me that I'm beautiful I'd smile and say to myself they just try to make me feel better I doubt the mirror too Being picked on by bigger kids ruined my self-esteem Then I started reading books. Taking pictures "Dressing up" still felt ugly Boys would come and ask me out I felt they made bets with their friends Now I am not afraid anymore I have decided to embrace my uniqueness I dress up and attend self discovery events I feel beautiful haha I am beautiful Always have been I am not afraid anymore I walk confidently The ground is made of gold I am an enchantress
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Aug 16, 2016
Aug 16, 2016 at 1:54 PM UTC
I am not afraid anymore
Welcome to the hills of the enchantress' castle Where the speirs stab the sky All your worst fears come true... She'll stay ensnared there until eternity breaks it's everlasting chain She'll whisper to you on the wind, And say her final curse Slicing through your reality, binding your destiny, You will become her puppet Her slim fingers dancing and plucking on your hearts strings, Your whole being at her mercy She is in control And there's nothing you can do But to pray you entertain her and she'll let you live, atleast a while longer
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 4:41 PM UTC
The enchantress
She flew in her chariot by the light of the moon Knowing the day would come all too soon Gathering herbs from underground The forest of darkness where twas no sound To the river of blood to fetch her wine Imps hovered about Ran fast the time From the wing of white owl Snatched three feathers Out of midnight sky Stars of heather The mountains north vials of whispering winds Tails of magical deer Running forbidden glens In charm covered cape To sacred circle flew Leaving behind a trail of sparkling hue Incantations spoken Revenge beget The man who spurned her He demons would get She drew up the potion Called forth the demon Hells brimstone smoke Dead souls singing Orders from the woman Sent the Devils spawn into flight With orders to return the following night The night time fell As did the following day Black flickering lights in pentagram array Each dark candle did kindle desire The demon appeared amid red fire Spells muttered under breath Cast the ancient way Over the conjured one silver bond did lay To despised castle  I commandthee Destroy the man The one she had loved Pledged to another's hand Fly now winged one Not one more moment spent Evil black smoke In a swirl the demon went To the bedchamber of the king Dispatched him with single blow Wretched creature peered into his thoughts As life ebbed in drops from body slow His love for the strange enchantress Hearts secret she did not know Ghastly smile on the demons face For the price of desire was her soul This poem is copyrighted and stored in author base. All material subject to Copyright Infringement laws Section 512(c)(3) of the U.S. Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. S512(c)(3), Tammy M. Darby I awoke from a dream and wrote this piece where it came from I dont know
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 11:09 PM UTC
The Enchantress
She flew in her chariot by the light of the moon Knowing the day would come all too soon Gathering herbs from underground The forest of darkness where twas no sound To the river of blood to fetch her wine Imps hovered about Ran fast the time From the wing of white owl Snatched three feathers Out of midnight sky Stars of heather The mountains north vials of whispering winds Tails of magical deer Running forbidden glens In charm covered cape To sacred circle flew Leaving behind a trail of sparkling hue Incantations spoken Revenge beget The man who spurned her He demons would get She drew up the potion Called forth the demon Hells brimstone smoke Dead souls singing Orders from the woman Sent the Devils spawn into flight With orders to return the following night The night time fell As did the following day Black flickering lights in pentagram array Each dark candle did kindle desire The demon appeared amid red fire Spells muttered under breath Cast the ancient way Over the conjured one silver bond did lay To despised castle  I commandthee Destroy the man The one she had loved Pledged to another's hand Fly now winged one Not one more moment spent Evil black smoke In a swirl the demon went To the bedchamber of the king Dispatched him with single blow Wretched creature peered into his thoughts As life ebbed in drops from body slow His love for the strange enchantress Hearts secret she did not know Ghastly smile on the demons face For the price of desire was her soul This poem is copyrighted and stored in author base. All material subject to Copyright Infringement laws Section 512(c)(3) of the U.S. Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. S512(c)(3), Tammy M. Darby I awoke from a dream and wrote this piece where it came from I dont know
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Like some wind, she roams freely Polishes dusty stones, among which I'm truly A free bird, wanders in the vast blue sky "She will halt eventually", it seems a lie Like Enshrined Enchantress Now All An admirer of beauty, and indeed a beauty herself Infatuation, eventually develops Those beautiful eyes and the irregular smile Occupies my imagination, every once in a while Love Eternal Enroute November Amazon Words were never, and won't ever be enough Soon the weather will come, one that of sneeze and sniff Though seemed, it wasn't so The love was, is, and will always be true Life Endures Empowered Nota-Bene All
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Nov 13, 2015
Nov 13, 2015 at 11:44 PM UTC
November Amazon
A single red rose hides in my heart, She feeds my fire gives me art, Gives me love, without a doubt, While white rose feeds tranquility, With jot humility, Tells me we are heavenly, For your love,I do surrender, All my feelings truly tender. A mix of red and white, tell of unity, A pink rose, Such treasure, A friend from my heart, Poetic memories of happiness, While we are apart, Yellow roses paint my joy, Screaming out remember me, Should you perchance Find me a rose of lavender, Enchanted in beauty's frock, May a spell be conjured for love at first sight, Until the day black roses catch me, When death courts this enchantress, The writing will go on. Will leave a legacy of life and love behind! By ladylivvi1 © 2013 ladylivvi1 (All rights reserved)
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 2:06 PM UTC
Roses!
Stumbling upon a wild profile, Oh I felt so baffled, dumbstruck... Just the look in her eyes, Whispered hundreds of sweet stories.. Is she an enchantress?? Entrancing whoever looking at her?!? Maybe it's her pure soul, That attracts them all..
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Mar 4, 2016
Mar 4, 2016 at 9:40 PM UTC
A first look