A sonnet for Jamey.

‘Tis sin to write for thee Perilous Beauty,
Praising hair infused with streaks of gold;
While to hold peace is the law and duty,
I here defy God, and so curse my soul;
When by convention I should be silent,
Denying my pen the words you inspire,
Your loveliness compels me to relent,
And thus celebrate eyes cut from sapphire;
In truth, I am a scoundrel to transgress
Upon sacred vows with mellifluent
Rhymes of lips and skin; though I must confess,
I blush at my guilt, but do not repent.
   Accuse me not of mere concupiscence,
   In faith, my love will serve as my defense.

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Comments (3)
  • GWitt on Jan 24, 2010

    Awesome poem. Detailed and expressive.

  • cardy on Jan 24, 2010

    Lovely write!

  • Olive B. on Jan 24, 2010

    very nice.

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