
Thousands of celestial pale pink petals,
In blossom on a lone brown tree
Floating gently in the Sea of Blue Sky,
Blowing a myriad of dreams and longings
To the wishful hearts of many.
Monday, February 22nd, 2011
In the eyes of Me.

Thousands of celestial pale pink petals,
In blossom on a lone brown tree
Floating gently in the Sea of Blue Sky,
Blowing a myriad of dreams and longings
To the wishful hearts of many.
Monday, February 22nd, 2011

Beneath the grey curtains of rain, there she was solo,
Standing at a bus stop all alone where no one could find
With her eyes gazing upon the road far away with eager mind
Without a soul to join her solitary waiting for Gotto.
But Gotto would not come in any minute soon to her,
not coming forthwith, for she would have to wait longer,
until her faith in him became flickering out and would disappear
so that he would finally come and manifest her wishes so dear.
And when Gotto came at his appointed time however uncertain,
he would come incognito to make his adored presence certain
by the conspicuous obscurity of the ordinary facade ever discreet,
and her wishes to meet him would be fulfilled in secret.

To write with an eager spirit summoned
On all the consciousness there conjured
And put a pen to paper in ponderations
On all the various visions and views.
Hello, my little furry friend!
You’re glad to see me again,
Wagging your little tail like a hand,
Waving to your friend gone then back again.
O, how happy I am to see you!
You’re my friend who welcomes me
Whatever I do, however I feel, and you
Are always there and will be here with me.

Dog Rose; Pleasure
The pink petals,
The green leaves,
in amatory embrace
in ephemeral ecstasy.

Sweet Pea; Goodbye; Thank you for a lovely time
Farewell wishes bloomed on the petals
in sweet gratitude
for the memory of beautiful nostalgia
in colorful pleasantness.

Orchid; Beautiful lady; refinement
The constellation of brilliant faces
of splendid beauty
vying for the enchantment of love
by the hands of the adorers.

A myriad of thoughts stifled by
a hundred of words with no sequence
shall be given free reins to express
without hindrance of the poor locution.
Daily diligence, firm perseverance, and strict discipline
may save me from the darkness of inexpressible soul.
To that end, keeping a tight rein on the foregoing principles
is my principal guide to the Paradise of Words.
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