before then

24 Nov 2009

·J. Maw

that kiss was never as vigorous as exotic as emotionally-sustaining as your kiss nor was it the delicious fruit of womanhood sucked dry, the air and plumage, so ripe the vintage of love - oh how I ached for it before then and before you, a kiss was something to long for to wish at and dream of: a lofty height to fly to now it's something to get lost in, a circus with trapeze artists, and a tiger caged in its pen. "If there is no love, what then." ~ Leonardo da Vinci

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I care not so much what I am to others as what I am to myself. Michel de Montaigne

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