Love Poem: Sempiternal Sort of Love-Ten Word Challenge
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Written by: Lu Loo

Sempiternal Sort of Love-Ten Word Challenge

We had a sempiternal sort of love. We endured nightmares of broken glass and hours of pure bliss. It seemed strange how he loved me the way that he did. See, I was always his cynosure. His daylight focal point leading him into a realm of freedom and relief. When we met I was nothing but ingénue. Oh boy, how my eyes were closed and he opened them and brought my essence to a whole new dimension. I remember that night he held me as we danced. Body to body, hands around my waist and sweet kisses on my forehead. The tunes of “Lady in Red” were mellifluous and I still remember the smell of his cologne brushed gently on his neck. He thought I had glamour and walked with lissome while my delicacy screamed his name. When I was young I was so demure and humble. He always had raging thirst for my chatoyant opalescence. We had a sempiternal sort of love. I remember the day he came to me and told me the bad news. It seemed like yesterday we had just got married and started a romantic life full of love and gratitude. You were crying, I started crying and we both wept until the sun came up. For there were no ineffable words to describe our sorrow. He was dying…therefore, I too was dying… I didn’t know how I could live without him, my sweet man. For there was no panacea in the world to keep his organs from shutting down. There was nothing I could do to save the other half of my soul. For he would leave me unwillingly and I would have to spend the rest of my days alone and isolated. My safety was delivered when we met and now my fear lives in the core of my heart. We had a sempiternal sort of love. Now I am nothing but a solitary deserted widow without a reason to live. This is a ten word challenge given to me by Silent One. The ten words are: 1. sempiternal 2. ineffable 3. lissome 4. chatoyant 5. ingénue 6. mellifluous 7. cynosure 8. Panacea 9. mellifluous 10. glamour Written By: Laura Loo Date Written: May 12, 2016