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. Give Your All To Love Give your all to love, give in, be engrossed Though time that passes by may not turn back No regrets if you have loved, loved the most You cannot hide, it searches coast to coast Every dream, longing and wish, it keeps track Give your all to love, give in, be...

. . . Sonnet 25 Hercules help! An eagle tore a part, From my poor liver, swooping from above, Nay, not my liver, but rather my heart, And no eagle is she, perhaps a dove; She once at my table ate, as my guest, And as Zeus bade, naught should she mistreat, Heart that offered all, host no one...

. . .Sonnet 178 I trod on memories in foggy lanes, Marked by shredded dreams strewn along the way, A glimmer sheds its light on love that wanes, To bring recall, without which hearts can stray; For thus, shadows are cleared from misty past, Where gossamer of doubt has spun so thick, Now...

. . .The Sailor Invicto The coldest wind which fills my sails Sent colder chills throughout my spine As now the rigging grimly wails That mast is all set to recline The taut sinews binding my bones I felt tighten into a knot We're on this strait, that chart disowns And even God may have forgot...

. . .Sonnet 173 The dawn, the dawn, in other distant shores, Methinks, is what made her to go on sprees, If night is what she thinks that always stores, Her fate in place called "here" if naught she flees; For life became familiar everyday, Contempt seemed all that it has ever brought, The...

. . . . . Sonnet 167 Black colors my days, it's a waste of night, It darkened raiments, the cloak of my heart, For love has dimmed, the bright days seemed in blight, Its dark hues tint, even dreams that depart; Yet, there can't be a picture without shades, No returns to wait, if you did not...

. . Sonnet 161 The pulse of Time that quickens in our veins, Bespeaks of nearness, our lips now attained, More so, it augurs love's desire that reigns, An apt prelude to kiss forthwith obtained; As eyes would close, to perceive things the most, When mind empties, to fully grasp all truths...

. . . . .Sonnet 159 You left a spectral smile that stalks my mind, To haunt my only niche in Time and Space, My every thought in reverie I find, Reminisces its curve and grace; You've gazed into my eyes, fathomed my soul, To bare intricacies of my desires, Then groped in darker alleys of our...

. . . . . Where's The Camel? I walk on walls to dine on posts, of lakes, wavering as cows roost on twigs chilling like drapes on a morning's night. chug! chug! The tree jumps sore to kiss moonbeans, dripping like stones on graveyards of thoughts. Now, I wake, clean with foot in my eye, the...

. . . . . Retaliation When distant trumpets blow sounding retreat And all directions pointed back to base Despair waits as the foe of greater threat Such that only victory would erase The unhealed wounds and scars that all bewailed Add bitterness to misery and grief Yet may behoove to change...

OracleDreamHealer....that was exhaustive from the good Dr., Yes, I am on the quest for Ultimate Truth.

How do you turn off the interior lights? I mean the lights on the doors. My friend left his cadillac with me while he's out of the country and the door lights won't turn off. Help! The interior light switch? I moved it all the way to the left. Nothing happened.

. . . Ode To The Grass (Poem circa 2000) O grass at Flanders Field or Waterloo The turf where clashed the feuding creeds The blood of reason stained your veins, then flow To ground below where lie the noble dead But grass! You covered all You hid their bones and faults beneath your shawl O...

. . . Ode To The Grass (Poem circa 2000) O grass at Flanders Field or Waterloo The turf where clashed the feuding creeds The blood of reason stained your veins, then flow To ground below where lie the noble dead But grass! You covered all You hid their bones and faults beneath your shawl O...

. . Double Curse Long ago, in the lands we know from tales we hear When the stars were not yet named for any myth or bear There thrived two kingdoms, one by king so fair and just The other by a Queen who’s herd and lands were vast These kingdoms merged as one, as were their rulers’ hearts And...

It's amazing for you to write in this format. I am just amazed as I am not familiar with this. More of like a song lyric with repetitions of lines in strategic locations. The ode of Percy Beshey Shelley (Ode to the Westwind) I recall is in this style of rhyming. (I am not sure of the poets name...

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. . Limerick No.8 -------------------- A girl once rode, a tiger in the woods but came back as she should did the girl stash ten million cash and was the tiger surnamed woods? . . . .

. . . The Ballad of Tiger Woods It‘s quite a lore, in golf, what he has done He’s made those drives so great to hole-in-one Then those reporters came to uncover That aside from wife he had another Now he has pledged that that affair is gone Here's his advice to each and everyone: "Outside...

. . . My Place Of Solitude When all the sounds that fill the air die not For just a little rest my ears so crave The joys of loneliness I soon forgot For silence is the hallmark of the grave What little time for solitude is best In distant place to hide and nurse my pride This untrue put-on...