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Come near,
I long to savor
your soul.
You are the salvation
that I must extract
to keep sin .........
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Melissa Hurst
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James Roberts
(11/26/2008 4:00:00 AM) |
Very, very Good, full of suspence and desire.How do you use greek letters on poem hunter)
Keep writing
jim
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Joseph Josephides
(9/21/2008 4:57:00 AM) |
Strong verses for the salvation of the soul. Κ α τ ο χ ή in greek doesn't mean only aquisition. It's a word with multiple meanings - almost all included in your poem, dear Melissa. I follow analogous techniques in my poems. Thanks for sharing. I give it a 10. Bravo! (bravo is also a greek word derived from the phrase ε ν β ρ α β ε ί ω , voiced out for the winners in Olympic Games) .
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