Your Kiss By C.K. Elaine Shipley
I search to find the quintessence,
I strive to discover some sinuous way,
No succor comes unto me,
It is the dearest price I pay.
Mute, yet the words still ramble,
On and on without making sense,
Their definitions leave me wanting,
They all lack your vital quintessence.
For a smith to the muses born,
Sweet lexis of tenor does fail,
I am silenced by your splendor,
Reticent, taciturn, a bard's greatest hell.
I willingly would shed my life's blood,
My soul I would barter with joyous bliss,
For but one flowing verse of veracity,
That could capture the essence of
Your kiss.
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