| Rio's Sonnet Looked at Luna many times, Two from one and one from two; Urgent desire self satisfied in rhymes That could not have less of me and you. One gives and One takes away; Two begin and One never ends; Two in One have nothing more to say; One from One t'ward nothing bends The light and the mirror darkness foil With light from behind and before, Leaving the surface of the Sun's own moil, For dark friends only One adore. Love could be as simple as the path of the moon; Be from the mouth of the trine the words to the tune. Rio's Sonnet Loneliness when I know there is someone else Dares drown this visioin in the pleasure of not finding, Or the pain I know so well when all is else Betwixt two wills to one another binding; To me, I know death's second self when day is gone, Twin ray reflected back to me, the darkness visible; So it seems that I have lived this life for me alone, Or me and you one planet rife divisible. For if all in each is who you are Then I, alone, am in your eye; What's light what's dark in what dread star Perpetual twilight yours and my. If moon on me is all I see, For you this serpent powers me. Rio's Sonnet The Woman attracts Beauty to Her; The Child and the Mother are One; The Creator must die to create her; The Pain in the Ground is the Sun. Name any Name to navigate The voice that is calling you home With the Dead that you, alone, create In the world without you in the womb. Not so soon, Little One, not so soon; The Cat ran away with the Cradle, my Love Over Egyptian moon, my Love In the Woman below and above. Name any voice that you call up the dead; Please, Little One, take my Love down to Thy river bed. Rio's Sonnet One divides the labour from the love In Christmas blood midway below and above In what world we have our living and our life, Or only Faeries ever meet their Maker In blue orb's imaginary wife, Or river spinning round ol' Canis Major; A city in the clouds spun out of time, That momentary mother, friend and foe Impresses me so varied makes her clime With angels of the light no place to go; This motion t'ward that end I pray, That makes its home, Enchantment, in the land Where'pon Queen Mab's own bed we lay And place the cosmic wheel in me her hand. |
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