Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Bella Rose.

 
 


 
 
 

 

Bella Rose

 
You called me your Bella Rose
Sent me sonnets and loving prose
Our love, you said was heaven sent
We two together, forever meant
 
Embraces of the physical kind
Left little doubt in my feminine mind
Of our heart's desires, shared so honestly
Bodies and minds entwined contentedly
 
Kissing me from my head down to my toes
Special kisses, you said, for your Bella Rose.
Timeless moments of pure ecstasy
Bathed in love and shared intimacy
 
I was swept into the ethereal
Love and devotion to you expressed, the kiss our seal
Tender moments of joyous wonder, tinged with pure delight
Your love escorted me way beyond the greatness of any height
 
I wonder now what went wrong
Our love has ended like a well-played song
I will never forget our pure delight, as we soared so high
Even now as I sit and cry, confused I wonder why?
 
What made you say Ciao to your one true love, Your Bella Rose?
Is only you, can answer this question, I suppose
Ending our togetherness for reasons, only heaven knows.
Slowly dying now, is your once Beloved, Bella-Rose.
 
 
 
 
 
Milli 2007 









TRIPLES with EMMA

Written by Milli 2007.

I have had a request to add some beautiful music to this post. My choice is the music I heard from the movie: Life is Beautiful. The movie is listed as one of my favourites. Please enjoy it if you have speakers. The music can be disabled on the play button or by your own speakers on mute or low volume if it annoys. Please enjoy.



About this beautiful music:
Orchestral interlude known as the Barcarolle, from French composer Jacques Offenbach opera Tales of Hoffmann, rapidly established itself as a concert favorite after the opera's premiere in 1881. Offenbach's gift for melody can be heard in this excerpt.

A barcarolle (from French; also Italian barcarola, barcarole) is a folk song sung by Venetian gondoliers, or a piece of music composed in that style. In classical music, the two most famous barcarolles are those by Jacques Offenbach, from his opera The Tales of Hoffmann, and Chopin's Barcarolle in F sharp major for solo piano. Information fromWikipedia.

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