Romance
is Dead, Long Live Romance
| Some say, the art of Romance is dead, Reality too close, normal life too hard and stark |
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| to allow mere emotions affect their actions. | |
| Only the animal instincts seem to get ahead, Raw emotions, like hunger, thirst and lust in the dark |
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of a hot summers night are all these people can cope with.
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| Not I, a true Romantic at heart, I live for the sweet play of emotions, threading their way |
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| through this rich tapestry that makes up my life. | |
| The subtle interplay of love is an art, A pattern woven in time, changing from day |
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to day in a manner most pleasing to my eyes.
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| Wineing and dining, poems and flowers love sent, Theatre and song, taking long walks, holding hands |
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| through the park on lazy sunday afternoons. | |
| Laughing and crying, sharing and caring well meant; These things make a romance alive, make the sands |
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of time slip more slowly through our outstretched fingers.
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| But the stronger emotion, the more immediate lust, Threatens, almost overshadows the gentler side |
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| that Romance brings to those who try | |
| Lusts dark hot passion, urging, a must, Has its place, it should not hide |
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| nor dominate, but just add a touch of spice, to an already aromatic dish. | |
Written by MMTM - aprox August 92