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My Magnificent Morning Malaise
I pour the wine, while you raise your cup until our bodies have had enough, that our spirit’s twist, wrung out dry, sexed and sated; shyly truth seeps outside of careless vessels, free once more – unable to collide, despite … Continue reading
Posted in character sketch, love poems, poetry
Tagged boredom, discomfort, duldrums, love, lovers, malaise, morningmalaise, onenightstandseverynight, prosaic, relationships, relinquishment
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Tend to the Lantern in Your Heart
I recently read an article which states that there is no “one” person who will fulfill us and that many couples initiate a union with a foundation based on each being “on their best behavior,” implying that over time blemishes tarnish bliss. … Continue reading
Posted in essay, love poems, Poems Beyond Their Words, poetry
Tagged heart, ishq haqiqi, lanterns, love, relationships, searching, sufism, true love
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