Love Sonnet 107
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ReyvrexQuestor Reyes
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Re: Love Sonnet 107
Thankfully, the quarantine provisions would soon permit the kissing part, and I could "one-oh-seven" as permissible.
"In the beginning was the word.........John 1:1"
...To delineate the times that lovers miss,
...A thousand dreams can't beat a single kiss.
-reyvrex (Love Sonnet 107)
...To delineate the times that lovers miss,
...A thousand dreams can't beat a single kiss.
-reyvrex (Love Sonnet 107)
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The overriding theme of this sonnet is about a "kiss" that lovers miss. Unfortunately, on these times of the pandemic, that is precisely what the medical protocol for "social distancing" is vehemently prohibiting -- the kiss. So, going back to the "dream" that is where the kissing would only be permitted, lol. Stay safe.Samwisekoop wrote: ↑05 Jun 2020, 09:04Yes, definitely! I bet lots of people will relate to this sonnet during quarantine! Thankfully, though, it is mostly over!!ReyvrexQuestor Reyes wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 19:24You know, this sonnet is one good alibi to "one-oh-seven (107) a kiss" from a long missed acquaintance when you meet again.
"In the beginning was the word.........John 1:1"
...To delineate the times that lovers miss,
...A thousand dreams can't beat a single kiss.
-reyvrex (Love Sonnet 107)
...To delineate the times that lovers miss,
...A thousand dreams can't beat a single kiss.
-reyvrex (Love Sonnet 107)
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Haha! Yeah.ReyvrexQuestor Reyes wrote: ↑17 Aug 2020, 22:53The overriding theme of this sonnet is about a "kiss" that lovers miss. Unfortunately, on these times of the pandemic, that is precisely what the medical protocol for "social distancing" is vehemently prohibiting -- the kiss. So, going back to the "dream" that is where the kissing would only be permitted, lol. Stay safe.Samwisekoop wrote: ↑05 Jun 2020, 09:04Yes, definitely! I bet lots of people will relate to this sonnet during quarantine! Thankfully, though, it is mostly over!!ReyvrexQuestor Reyes wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 19:24
You know, this sonnet is one good alibi to "one-oh-seven (107) a kiss" from a long missed acquaintance when you meet again.
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Replied just now. Yes, if I am to choose, I'd rather that I get even just one simple kiss than a thousand dreams.
"In the beginning was the word.........John 1:1"
...To delineate the times that lovers miss,
...A thousand dreams can't beat a single kiss.
-reyvrex (Love Sonnet 107)
...To delineate the times that lovers miss,
...A thousand dreams can't beat a single kiss.
-reyvrex (Love Sonnet 107)
Latest Review: Journey by Lindsay Schuster
