Milady of the Crystal SeaA Poem by Adam M. SnowMilady of the Sea, sing and taketh me where shadows dance, with thou voice in trance; far beyond the crystal sea.
Milady of the Crystal Sea Written by Adam M. Snow Milady of the Sea, sing and taketh me where shadows dance, with thou voice in trance; far beyond the crystal sea. Let thou voice be my guide, to thou a morning bride. Sing and taketh me, Milady of the sea; Into thou raging tide. Let my ship sail thou heart, if morning dost depart. Oh, treacherous dame of the sea, will I be free if morning dost depart? Taketh of me, my horizon, that which is wizen and give my heart a dream; a glimmer of hope, a gleam of the yonder horizon. Milady of the Sea, sing and taketh me into the deepest blue, where thine heart askew, beyond the crystal sea. Let I taketh thou wine, upon my lips so rich and fine. To curse myself into thou sea; to take of thee without a plea; a voice of thou in which thy opine. Milady, the sea is thine, to dive into the divine. To curse myself into thou sea, I'll take of thee without a plea, a nectar of wine. I'll bare thee upon my heart, as if a blade cut apart; a drop of wine into the sea, oh be that Milady, thou morning dost depart. © 2017 Adam M. SnowReviews
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6 Reviews Added on July 26, 2017 Last Updated on July 26, 2017 AuthorAdam M. SnowPhoenix , AZAbout"The writer’s mind, can surpass even the most intellectual minds." –Adam M. Snow I keep my work clean, I write to inspire others. Some people would even call me a philosopher, but w.. more.. |



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