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Irene

In the imagined city
The statue of the statue himself
Andre Breton mathematician of dreams
Is levelled to the ground

A labyrinth of streets
In the kernel of desire
I put my hands all over you
Inside the vale of your hair

I place my eyes within your eyes
Your mouth within my mouth
You open like a fan
I stiffen to your touch

I tear at you
With the violence of your love
You tear back

Naked woman with glass body
Holy Virgin of Montmartre

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Holy Poetry,

Sigh this is magnificent, one of your best imo.

I felt this poem I got goosebumps and that doesn't often happen.

Magnifico

I see nothing to change its perfect as it is.

Love and hugs Jayne

“The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” — W.B. Yeats

I am pleased with this one though title I could work on

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very nice, it is so good... in touch with your classy pattern of poetry! excellent work, my dear friend,

*love, Cat

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I was wondering if the last line should be rearranged with it ending “Naked Virgin of Montmartre” verse what do you think? I truly obvs respect your opinion regards John :)

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yes, I do believe that would be better.

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Have made the proper changes hope it reads better now my dear friend :)

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I like it, but the real question is; how do you feel?

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John
I love this piece , your imagined city and imagined events , paying homage to the actress and her character that you so love Irene Jacobs as Veronique ,a dabble in surrealism and mention of its fathers statue being torn down as a statue is in The Double life of Veronique , this piece is so beautifully sensual it causes tingles an your imagery is so intimate and delightful , powerful lustful loving described as only you can I believe , seductive erotic and classy all in one .Im sure your muse would be
enthralled , a fantastic read my dearest friend and poet extraordinaire

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