Tragic Rabbit Posted August 1, 2006 Report Share Posted August 1, 2006 http://tragicrabbit.org/poems/Purple%20Prose.htm purple prose (for george) most poems speak of passion undying fires of love; calm hearts are out of fashion, loud crows replace the dove but what I treasure in us is less the flame and heat, than this feast without the fuss that leaves my heart replete you are my safe-moor harbor, the still amid the storm, you are my steady arbor, the hearth that keeps me warm I know these lines are missing the standard words of love: ardent adjectives for kissing, avid adverbs thereof but trust me when I tell you that what you offer up, tender acts steadfast and true, these overfill my cup with you do I feel peaceful, with you, there is no pain; this comfort is so joyful but harder to explain you?ll hear no purple prosing when I describe we two, but let me say in closing I need no one but you * Link to comment
Graeme Posted August 1, 2006 Report Share Posted August 1, 2006 Very, very true, TR -- there are different types of love and while the peaks are often talked about, the rolling hills are satisfying and enjoyable, too. Well done! Link to comment
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