Victorian Contrasts
By lupus tenebrae
Your Victorian, regal white,
offset
by the rocks and rebar,
the contrast of asphalt and crabgrass,
and the harmony
of locusts and church bells.
To love,
is to love personified,
to open up a single glimpse,
staring
back with many eyes,
then corkscrewing,
falling through the skyline.
The grace of low gravity,
is yours to command,
crashing
through the mirrors
of amours and eyelids,
and at rest, your
warm inertia,
gives way to a cooler, quieter lodging.
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Author's Note:
Just something of my observations, blended in with the daydreams.Comments on "Victorian Contrasts"
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On Friday, August 24, 2012, dwells
(4177) wrote:
That warm inertia comes from the exothermic release of kinetic energy. Nicely done Miss (HA)! - (from the other day) - guessing no lady knows rebar like we do, cheers Wolfie!
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On Friday, August 24, 2012, lupus tenebrae
(860) wrote:
I know, what was with that? I guess my work should include 90% more Daisy Dukes and explosions to reaffirm my masculinity. Thanks, Dan.