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A Sonnet for Savannah

prolonged longing becomes a comfort

By Jenna SediPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
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A Sonnet for Savannah
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The leaves of hair cascading down fall slow,

A sigh - so sweet to grace your lips and breath

A choice, respond to me and yet you left,

The blonded wreath caress your face wind blown

A nymph so pure, my love for her unknown.

Flooding, the storm her eyes conceal - unless

She cries, her mast and sail break free from rest,

Tidal wave she conjures with vibrato.

And he, so brave a wall my love forgot,

A mighty wolf to stand upon the hill

Subject to be a beast he sure was not,

Acting sole on the darkness he was taught

Sinking in teeth when lust overtake will,

Yet I am just a lamb of sleepless thought.

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About the Creator

Jenna Sedi

What I lack in serotonin I more than make up for in self-deprecating humor.

Zoo designer who's eyeballs need a hobby unrelated to computer work... so she writes on her laptop.

Passionate about conservation and sustainability.

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