Forever Sonnets (Poetry Blog)

You, may not take a notice of Me, I am- A little lamb, with you on your green-olive mead Just please visit to Me-- O! I've rambled round your pinkish fields,  I' behold many Dea and Deos but;  Found none, so loving as like You,  Thus, please visit to Me--- Rumi, thou're to others I' may call You,  "Ever shining all time, a vernal beauty" Just, please visit to Me--- I' miss all kins, and some Amis;  O! geliebte!  I' keenly think of You, then my  Life's other arts and the acts,  Thus, please visit to Me--- Garden dove! , lie for awhile, on My pitiful-tree,  With a long sweet, and passion deep. Just please visit to Me--- Ah, you're born fair mine, Amor-dear!  Fair faith is bosom beauty,  Love Is not liebe; which alter's  with custom or along season-change,  Just, please visit to Me---

Liebste! shun the company of vile-like People May be, they would hurt your innate artistry. Never a weed will become sweet in relish  Even if you climb to peak of the Everest. And take care, Liebste dear! live with the reverence  Shall ever breed of raven; raise a swan?  Even if you apply tools of science of changing. Behold liebste!  Shall ever water of a bitter fountain- Turn sweet; even if it comes from snow-clad mountan. Dear my gallant! don't make allies with liar's It's a flu, wide and sound in their nature. Liebste! give away alms and gifts it brings the cheers....

A rock dove was! seated on a  cottage roof  Lamenting in melancholy of her love--- And an orphan Boy, sate below far aloof,  Was singing a hymn to his Mum  Looking at roof,  Rick dove! heard his lament.  And was sadden --- Came down along the wintry wind,  As the Boy was singing near his dark cabin-- She also start to sing with him windy side Then thin skined dove danced to give him peace of mind  And composed music throu her  crimson wing---- After kissing both scattered along the wintry light, so kind.....

--Body!  The heart is passing through an intense pain At this moment, that might never come again. Around fifty years; you've dwelt in Me And cherished Me healthy; like a green tree. O! you have prevented Me, from falling into sin  Rabin! though on some matters; we had disputes in. The tidings that you brought from time to time,  Trembled my limbs, legs and the skin. ---Soul!  Thank corpo, you granted Me asylum in your barn,  We have a secret union; that has gone adjourn.  I was with you,  O! beloved! on a lease. Restore calm, My reflection is removed from your palm,  You will be buried; into ash and sand,  And I shall return to some endless shore on;  as I understand.

Gray falling leaf  Moon is broken like pennant of a widow,  Every star friendless; sunk into thoughts. Very tired laying restless on the pillow- Clouds of grief stay like a funeral-  Some teeny O many heavy all endless- On music of hiccups, the heart weeps- Stuck into swallowing deeps-  I've not resting place-ravaged,  No loyalty or security; just am a savage,  A tearful life; My fate gave me-displeasure. Go away O winds!  Take your passage-  It is my fate to put to scream; my soul-  Life came up weeping-dolorous,  From my grief these're naught  the flowers, they're the wounds-  My shadow itself split from Me-  I'm lonely in festival of grriefs Thus! mine life is like a gray falling leaf.