Array ( [sid] => 167201 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => PRISON BREAK [time] => 2011-09-02 02:45:10 [hometext] => [A poem on desire to break loose] [bodytext] => You are the shining pie
that caught my eye
and I grabbed you for myself.

You are the red wine
that titillates the palate
I sought to quench my thirst;

We once held each other
against the raging tides
but currents swept us apart;

We were meant for each other
but only for a while
when flames glowed in our hearts;

The fire no longer burns
and the embers have gone cold
beneath the grey ashes;

Now I yearn to break loose
from this prison of passion
that asphyxiates aspiration

So farewell my love
like the comely dove
lets fly from our cosy nest
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PRISON BREAK
Date: Friday, 2nd September 2011 @ 02:45:10 AM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry


Contributed By: marsh

You are the shining pie
that caught my eye
and I grabbed you for myself.

You are the red wine
that titillates the palate
I sought to quench my thirst;

We once held each other
against the raging tides
but currents swept us apart;

We were meant for each other
but only for a while
when flames glowed in our hearts;

The fire no longer burns
and the embers have gone cold
beneath the grey ashes;

Now I yearn to break loose
from this prison of passion
that asphyxiates aspiration

So farewell my love
like the comely dove
lets fly from our cosy nest


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