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yesteryearning


Author: CrypticBard
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yesteryearning



Can there but a moment be
when regret and lapsed opportunity
cease;
let them meld into Magellanic folds of the haze of yesteryearning
and permit this sweet agony of bliss to arise,
soft tendrils that caress a once fond recollection.




Submitted on 2014-02-16 05:38:25     Terms of Service / Copyright Rules
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  I love the flow of this and can relate immensely of all this means. Ive always been a fan of your work, and this is something wonderful.

and permit this sweet agony of bliss to arise

this line alone holds so much meaning to me for the piece, thank you for sharing I loved it!

| Posted on 2014-02-24 00:00:00 | by Forgiven | [ Reply to This ]
  I love the coined word "Yesteruyearning"--so sweetly succinct!.Indeed the poem evokes both tenderly and poignantly, the feelings of reminiscences of the past. I also really liked the image of " Magellanic folds of the haze of yesteryearning"--- memories recalled have that misty,mystic quality, your words though shine through that milky haze like bright stars. Wonderful evocative write.
Silver
| Posted on 2014-02-20 00:00:00 | by Silverdog | [ Reply to This ]
  I woke up this morning after having a sex dream about a ravishing beauty I encountered way back in college. I was somewhat appalled by this dream as the two of us had no such communion but maybe your correct, it's things like this that keep us from having heart attacks

Bruce
| Posted on 2014-02-16 00:00:00 | by monad | [ Reply to This ]


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