Thursday, July 9, 2009

Immortal Longings

Immortal Longings



When your poet speaks thou consciousness of life art character not poet the poets text: the text from birth constitution how swiftly a virgins more blood suite myself lines soul is stained bearing of a


· man suffer me in my room you not your love me my play ends
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· a great epithet sleep murders your is love me my play ends a great epithet sleep murders your is it so fair that love should lead to death if hers with death the she lives at all she dies oh these men these men willow she died singing it words are a I would tear the text innocence you do what your told love juliet is staggering where lies your I traced the path of a woman had i had death ill like a man I have nothing of play a challenge written Macbeth murders woman in me the forever captured with slaughter envious worm eats love a sore conundrum plagues so fraud hath poured out beyond act five what’s done cannot be undone it so fair

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When your poet speaks thou consciousness of life art character the path of a woman had not captured with slaughter poet the do what your told: the text from birth contstitution how swiftly a virgins more blood suite myself staggering where lies lines soul is stained bearing of a man suffer me in my room my play ends a great epithet sleep murders your is it nothing of play a so fair that love should lead to death if hers with death a plagues so fraud hath poured out poets text you beyond act the she lives at all she dies oh these men these men willow sore conundrum she died singing it words are a I would tear the text innocence love juliet is your i traced i had death ill like a man i have challenge written Macbeth murders you not your love me woman in me the forever envious worm eats love five what’s done cannot be undone

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