Black Poetry : OPEN LETTER pg:III

[candeesweet]

Sir. Novelett

Now the choices are no longer to be choosen
If not to be forgotten
The Strength of my word onto your page for futures to read
Is not pertainent as ever seen before
The overstandings of how we shall proclaim life to partake us as a gentle movement in the sky
Never wanting to disappear as we are wanting everlasting today
The hypocrocricy of the ok tht I don't and can't see
Cause of cause anovel seems to be too intrigueing too me
Might lift my brain from the dead to alive and then I must realte
How force has everything to do with me
Even now
The novel wass 1900 and I'm 2009
How could this be that you taught me mathematics but I had no idea what to apply it too
If I would've only listened to the scripters that wrote between your lines
Tjhen Maybe my skull would've broke open before the next general page was then
Explored by me to be a repatition and logistics of what goes around as the mooon and sun do
Evedently My energies and forces that turn the pages do the same
What exactly do I wish to read next!
I can put this in my own hand with knowledge of what the Novel has taught me
Today!
And
Send systems down the line as the equations will allways stay the same with energy and force never having choices but chances to mess upp everything!

Sincerely Your,
Page III Allegory

 

[$$RICH$$]

Forth we be as thy hand has choosen
da art of one's behold in me
my dance is rapturous as is your
voluptuous mix to my song i so honor

Even as i cometh of da century between
the lightyears of one's loveth
I stand before thee in grace spirit to behold
wit a cherish soul of thy Poem

Forth da day is near whereas we shall tanderlize
wit vivid impression and loose lips we partake
in a journey that will revisit our stance
for da diary unsong so i speaketh wit devotion
I will in da spool forever reminiscence of thee

What could be of us beyond da distance
that has capture my solo heart
O'my beloveth you can never revert
all that we have built
do script me again and address me as
Sir. Novelett