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SEASIDE RHYTHYMS

 

 

      Tonight my fairest queen

       Lets listen to the seaside rhythms

         Wa o! The waves is singing us a serenade

           Wake up my love! Come catch a glimpse of this

            Yes! The silver birds are ruling the airwaves

             As nightingales they have set the tone

               A kiss will spark the bliss

                In a voyage to fantasy island

                 A toast to celebrate our endless love tonight

                   Its valentine,

                    Come!

                     Lets disconnect into the nights rhythm.   

 

 

This is dedicated to my love VICTORIA. N.CLINTON IN PORT HACOURT.

 

AM   FELIX OSAEGHEMEDE JOSEPH (+2348037825027)   

Life has got its own rhythms, love only open your ears to its soothing melody. ( Felix.o j)

I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
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Life has got its own rhythms, love only open your ears to its soothing melody. (Felix.o j)
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Submitted by Arrow on 13 September 2008 - 8:31am.
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Very romantic.

No suggestions for change. I loved the sense of urgency/thrill. The last line is great, with its sense of falling willingly into passion. “A kiss will spark the bliss” reads like a passionate caress in the night. Your beloved must have been pleased.

Submitted by chumfin on 22 September 2008 - 6:26am.
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thankyou so much

i quite appreciateytour kind and also supple comment about my poem, if you do not mind, i would love to have you as one of my friends in this poet community.
thanks alot
felix oj