Aoidē
Come to me …
Come to me like a
verse of a love
To which I call in
the night when the breath of Bacchus
has waxed away All
inhibition.
how long do you mean
be content!
Meletē
Come to me …
Come to me like a
lover
Though we have
shared true love in word and thought
May we share a in
the gifts of Eros
So that in that
single embrace we may dare Thanatos.
How
long do you mean be content.
Mnēmē
Come to me
Like the girl that
you were when the snowflakes fell
Believing that you
can find true love without
the pain of total
obliteration of the soul.
How long do you mean
be content?
Muse
Come to me.
I can no longer
wait,
Soon my name shall
be writ on water
And my bones in the
ground will rot
Come to me …
I need write only a
final chapter.
how long do you mean
be content!?homage (to the poets of old) Summer 2014
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