Precisely as you manifest disdain
in perfect perseverant ignorance
of admirations I bestow, you claim
my highest, sigh-filled, pure affection. You
as You so perfectly embody love
as love I’d have—and love without control
at slight demand: respect I love the more.
May such emotive freedom full restore
in me some happiness of inward soul
as happy love I you; let notions of
your liberty cast independence true
my scaffold case. I inward yearn the same—
you can’t but love me; honest temperance
vows ever will of heart with me remain.
Precisely as you manifest disdain
Precisely as you manifest disdain
"Every genuinely religious person is a heretic, and therefore a revolutionary" -- GBShaw
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A sonnet. Not sure which style. It's not Shakespearean. It's one of the other ones. *smile* Spenserian? I can't remember the names of the other styles. Are you any relation to Wordsworth? He was a sonnet master. Your words are sure worth a lot to me.
Thanks, Joel. Again, I hope you contribute to the book we're putting together.

thanks, doreen, for your kind words. it's no special kind of sonnet of which i'm aware...just a kind of lounging around in comfortable sweat clothes. really, my thanks to you all here for the chance to think 'out loud' in community. that's good writing.
"Every genuinely religious person is a heretic, and therefore a revolutionary" -- GBShaw
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