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once lustrous, amaranthine heart lies bleeding in exhaust.
as you disperse in scarlet moonlighting vaporescence.
your affair concupiscent more than my bemoan can bear.
into all my tomorrows tears of my sorrow shall seep.
despite your warmth, light of day and hoarfrost melting display.
Indian summer - lies! - within your autumn hazel eyes.
Wishing, ever hoping, to so tenderly possess.
As the sun sets upon the day.
As all cares now swept away.
That lies heavy all around.
As its branches drape the ground.
Do you ever look at the sky?
As the stars come out at night.
And don't want to say goodnight.
With precious thoughts we steal.
We know that it's for real.
by sultry lips that burnI can't resist!
of skin exposedI wait and plan my tryst.
your torrid touch as token of your lust.
In June we'll meet as always by the lakeshore.
I should not go So well you can deceive.
Some lovers you have killed! Yet still I trust.
"Winter Love" is her love affair with winter.
Driving and parking, is this for real?
Do you remember that snow white dove?
Is gathering all her days of gold.
Join hands in silent company.
Too soon the weary sun will set.
And all the sky is wet and grey.
Will feel the hand of winter's chill.
And we must leave, but dear not yet.
among the many tourists that were there.
behind her gorgeous body, nearly bare!
Her eyes met hisShe tossed her sun-streaked hair.
He read it as a sweet and tempting dare!
Of all the women there, she most stood out.
he knew that they would meet, beyond a doubt!
she spoke in such an elevated style.
embraced long after midnight on the sand.
It could not have gone better were it planned!
the heat was gone, and only snow flakes fell.
On May 17,2018, after I posted my Sonnet 'The Age of Summer Love', I received a lovely soup mail from my esteemed and kindhearted friend, Robert Lindley saying; 'Your poem so inspired me today!'  Robert had composed a beautiful Sonnet in which each of his stanzas and closing couplet was in response to each of mineHis poem was yet to be titled so he bestowed upon me this awesome honor of naming his poem, which was then titled; 'Our Ageless Love Was Kismet Kissed', posted on May 19, 2018As you can imagine, I was moved and elated by his message and generous gesture I then suggested to Robert that I thought it would be wonderful to combine both poems into a 'Sonnet duet' format and repost our poems together under a combined titleTo my great delight and appreciation, Robert agreed Thank you, my dear friend, RobertI'm both honored and humbled by your talent and kindnessIt is truly a blessing to share a friendship with you.
A tribute to inspiration and friendship!
I read Susan's wonderful creation and immediately sat down to write this sonnet in replyI then sent it to her and told her how much her fine sonnet had inspired me and this creation was the result of that inspiration.
Together, we discussed combining the two sonnets, as in the new poem, now re-titled and given a new life.
A truly sincere act, was met by yet another - that of my friend suggesting that perhaps we present these two sonnets together, showing the second sonnet as the reply that it is..
We worked out the details and this is the resulting collaboration.
Hope you may enjoy this and see that friendship/fellowship in poetry is far, far better than competition/envy.
they blanket ground with nature's love.
of crimson red and amber gold.
as harvest moon is on the rise.
and seek the warmth within her hold.
the autumn night is thus foretold.
Wondering, were we ever there or not?
And it was there, that me, you found.
My love for you, I could not hide.
Your gentle voice was the only sound.
In the meadow's softly illuminated romance.
When our kindred spirits did entwine.
When I awoke and found you there.