Bubbles sparkle my tongue, soured by lemon
quenching only the surface of my thirst
I need to be kissed by art,
to kiss art herself,
sense her effervescence,
without diluting the sparkle
I throw myself again and again
against the bitters of life
making music by kissing the bone of sorrow
so deeply as to delight
within the marrow of her joy
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Beautiful and such a lovely poem, LuAnne. Too good.
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Thank you, Kamal.
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What a beautifully penned poem! Love the line “making music by kissing the bone of sorrow”—so good!
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Thank you, Bridgette. I had some good inspiration.
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Refreshing!
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Sorrow/marrow is a wonderful choice of words. I really like this poem.
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