POET'S PEN: WILLIAMSJI MAVELI writes Cherie Sumner's poem "You Reign"
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POET'S PEN: WILLIAMSJI MAVELI writes on Cherie Sumner's poem "You Reign" posted on 25th June
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- You Reign
- By Cherie Sumner
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Go ahead, Love, I crown you my heart’s King
Whisper in my ear, teasing sweet nothings
Master of seduction, your touch divine
This loyal subject finds your arms her shrine
Righteous ruler, take up scepter and throne
Hail to his Majesty! You rule alone!No enemy to battle or war to contain
There is peace in the Kingdom of Love whereYou reign!
( The word " Reign " stands for royal authority or power to rule in predominance. The word " Romance " signifies as highly expressive and pleasurable feeling from an emotional attraction towards another person associated with pure love.)
Your royal luscious lips - my kissing lair
You imprint them on my body, everywhere
My hills and valley are my King’s to explore
I open, like a drawbridge, to take you in more
You have seductive power; make no mistake
In reckless abandon, I shudder and shakeFused to your frame, desire with no restrain
There can be no confusion when I exclaimYou reign!
( Humans have a usual or unusual inclination to form bonds with one another through social interactions, be it through verbal communication or via poems, lyrics, stories etc. With positive psychology, there seems to be a push for a more equal division of responsibilities regardless of individual likings.. Each individual can learn about love on more than one level; there is an acknowledgment of the word having multiple meanings, as well as relationships having multiple outcomes in life too)
There you go, sinking your teeth in my skin
I submit to the passion, your writhing within
Pulsating pleasure, as I climb the headboard
You conquer me without using your sword
Your Highness, you rule over my senses
Lost in your love, the Kingdom’s defenselessWhen our sacred act feels wildly profane
Your land of dominion is my body whereYou reign!
(The poem depicts classic and royal imaginaries like " conquering " swords" pulsating pleasure etc. For someone, this poetical, for some this is majestic or royal. Good depiction )
Your breath gives life in a regal soft voice
To love you is an honor, my heart’s choice
A scion of seduction inside these castle walls
In your royal bedroom chamber - love calls
And who I am to deny regius advance?
I feel like a queen in your loving entranceIf the cruel world smites the King with disdain
Just fall back into my arms where foreverYou reign!
( Excellent, highly poetical, a classic verse, Congrats dear Poetess Cherie Sumner )
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Why we involve in love or romance ? This is a question. It is like food for the souls who fly with the same feathers or shelter for those God has given special guidance to live together.
Shah Jahan constructed The Taj Mahal supposedly to portray his carnal love to his beloved spouse Mumtaz Mahal. He was the fifth Mughal emperor and the favourite grandchild of his renowned grandfather Akbar the Great. Taj Mahal is thought to be one of the most beautiful buildings in the world and stands as a symbol of eternal love. Just as we fixate on royal couples today, Napoleon and Josephine allow us to escape to an opulent world full of power and passion. Napoleon’s letters to Josephine are so brimming with love and affection that you can imagine they were absolutely devoted to one another.
Humans have a natural inclination to form bonds with one another through social interactions, be it through verbal communication or non-verbal gestures. With some individuals, these social interactions can span beyond what one would typically view as a platonic relationship. Positive romantic relationships are a crucial part of society in that not only do these relations affect those that are in participation, but they can also have an influence on those that are in close vicinity
Sometimes, what may be viewed as tradition does not allow for as much of a range that is realistically present among those that are aiming for a healthy positive relationship. Some traditional approaches place certain responsibilities or unsaid assumptions on each party, where each person is expected to act a certain way simply because that's how it's supposed to be. Great write dear Poetess Cherie Sumner, Hats off. Your golden pen is royal and powerful. Good luck and God bless.
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WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
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ABOUT POET'S PEN: Williamsji Maveli writes a column titled "Poet's Pen" in view of bringing connectivity between the author and reader for a better understanding of poetic aspects in creativity perspective. This column will highlight on the content of a poem picked at random by the author, which will be appearing on daily basis as and when the authors feels to upload the posting. Reader's valuable comments, both positive and negative are most welcome and will be highly appreciated by me
– WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
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Copy Right of Poem & Picture - Reserved by Cherie Sumner
Posted on 26th June @ 0500 hours, Indian Time, Thanks to Poetess Cherie Sumner
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Poetess Cherie Sumner,
Love and affection are entirely different. Love is a mystifying visitation which comes out of nowhere and into the here and now and takes hold of you—just like the measles…. It is recognized intuitively…. If it’s the real thing, you won’t have to be told. Love is so important that you must give up everything else for it. A man is justified in giving up his wife for it, a woman is justified in abandoning her home and children for it, a king is justified in giving up his throne for it. It may go as unexpectedly as it came, and there is nothing you can do about that either. It is not, in any way, subject to human control. Real love is an infatuation. Real love does not exist; it is just the way it acts in a lovely way. An infatuation does indeed go as unexpectedly as it comes and there is little you can do about it. But real love is unselfish, committed love. It hangs in its own rope of life's hopes and realities.
Thanks for your support and love
Regards
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
Dear Curtis, my friend,
I was missing you for sometimes, Good you are back to the forefront, Thanks for reading my POET'S PEN, I want to include some of your poems in my column, hope you have no objection at all.
Love to you dear friend Curtis, a very understanding gentleman of love
Regards & Love
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI