Love is for a lifetime…

Comments

1. Big Jon, Bully says:

   November 21, 2012 at 2:07 pm

   You’re a sick man.

   Reply
2. Big Jon, Bully says:

   November 21, 2012 at 2:10 pm

   So, let’s get something straight, you reprimand me for linking to friskey.com and then you go ahead and post this. Not complaining mind you, just getting things straight.

   Thanks for the humor, by the way.

   Reply
   • Matthew Lickona says:

     November 21, 2012 at 2:19 pm

     I recant.

     Reply
3. Ellen says:

   November 21, 2012 at 3:49 pm

   I once knew a woman who had engraved on her husband’s wedding ring: “Your only way out is in a coffin.”

   Reply
   • Angelico Nguyen, Esq., OP says:

     November 21, 2012 at 11:06 pm

     Ash nazg durbat….

     Reply
4. Quin Finnegan says:

   November 22, 2012 at 2:08 am

   Hey, this one’s not married!

   Reply
5. JOB says:

   November 24, 2012 at 11:26 pm

   Lilith Itemized*

   (1) Death’s head with lilies jutting through the bone of something large,
   (Expression as harsh and cold as a winter rain unrelenting),
   (2.) Lilies proffered in what appears to be a female pelvic socket,
   (3) A rabbit- or other rodentia-skeleton,
   (4) Pearl-inlaid gold locket rust-smutted shut,
   (5) Chain of something around jawbone of something else (curling like stamens),
   (6. A rose petal in a red urn blown crimson (seeming to resist
   Beauty’s ransom) in an intaglio arch-design held captive there,
   (7) And lastly, rusted petals of an iron rose worked into stone of tomb.

   Thus, doest King Adam enter into possession of his first wife and queen
   By the lists heretofore enunciated for the exclusive use of his royal memory
   At such time that creation might falter in a moment and return to nothing.
   *DRAFTED AND APPROVED BY ORDER OF THE KING ON THE SEVENTH DAY OF THE WORLD
   Signed,
   First servant of God and man
   Archang. Lucifer
   Prime Minister of Light for Heaven and Earth
   (8) Addenda (notarized as above):
   (i)
   Thunder reckons the costs
   (Count — one, two, three , four, five, six, seven)
   Of such captives of the tomb.

   By its onerous sonorous sweep
   Of sky are these things exhumed
   Thus interred in the king’s lists.

   Some storm in the sovereign brain
   Has entered as the kingdom’s wish,
   Come lightning, come thunder . . .

   (ii)
   So, my Lord, you might take to your dead lady
   Her lovely things at last.
   She could not have them at death.

   So you might study star by augur,
   Flowers by color, yet lips
   And eyes, ankles, wrists, hair and all,

   You can consider them as jewelry
   Of a piece. For thunder has sought
   To still the dead at last, my liege.

   (iii)
   And there must be bones
   And inspection of the garden rose,
   The last that will grow this season.

   Saturnine lightning aside,
   Her laughter was something beautiful to the king,
   Though now indistinguishable

   From matted hair, bones and dust
   Exhumations such as these
   Always manage to kick up.

   (iv)
   My Lord and liege, your dead lady –
   She shall live in the lists forever.
   The thunder is going and the lightning is gone.

   You will never love so beautifully
   As you did her.
   The thunder is going.

   Nor love anyone
   With such a beautiful anatomy.
   The lightning is gone.

   Reply