MARIA CORAZON (A Poem by Ilving Tabios-Zamora) |
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Written by Ilving Tabios-Zamora | |||
Thursday, 16 December 2010 13:23 | |||
MARIA CORAZON By Ilving Tabios-Zamora Because I cannot touch your heart I look at your face: Your brows arc like rainbows The socket of your eyes tender like your mouth Because I cannot cuddle your hair I savor its sight: Drizzling tendrils of black silk Highlighted with gold and bronze Because I cannot kiss your lips I hug your smiles: They lilt like a candle flame's glow Touch like a summer breeze Because I cannot put you in my arms I catch your shadow: In make-believe I find relief In the dark of night I wank with lustful delight Alas, I can never own you . . . Caress then, Beloved, my sweet sorrow Weave the verses of my poems Hum the melody of songs Again, tonight, I shall dream of you! # # #
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Line 12: I wank rather than "I wink.."
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