The Gypsy
Posted on July 1, 2017
by Linda Lee Lyberg
17 Comments

The Gypsy
-Linda Lee Lyberg
He was a wayfaring gypsy man
Traveling from town to town
Selling his potions and love charms
Never caring to settle down
A beautiful aloof stranger
One look into her mercury eyes
Told him he was in great danger
She stole his foolish naive heart
As he lustily drank her potion
She used her mystic love charms
To cast a spell of bound devotion
So now he is her forever love slave
Never again to wander and roam
For she has stolen his reckless heart
And made it her eternal home.
Copyright © 2017 Linda Lee Lyberg
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Now, that’s a wonderful love story!!! 👍
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Thank you!
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That gypsy had no business drinking that girl’s potion. Absolute danger in that!
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LOL! But he did, so….
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Inevitably they both drank deep. And love ensued. It was a fun take on that image!
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Thank you!
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Reckless hearts often lead to the Oh of pleasure 🙂
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Yes!
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I wrote a poem once called The Oh Of Pleasure. I’ll have to dig it out and share it perhaps. 🙂 Who knows, maybe it will get some “Ohhhhhhh…” comments. 🙂
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Yes, please do!
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Lovely 😊
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Thank you!
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Content, rhyme, rhythm – music to my ears.
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Thanks much!
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Very well written! Enjoyed stumbling upon this writing:)
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Thanks so much! And thanks for stopping by.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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