by Ed Higgins
right/rite:
Your touch smooth as impulse/
Swaying my mind
soul/sole:
The sky applauding sky/
Only your smile's affection
hear/here:
Feast of beating, our hearts/
Your tongue slips off mine
dye/die:
Skin rendered to flush/
Taking us into steep ravines
heroin/heroine
Bees drunk on honey/
We are wings of flight
its/it's:
Possessive touch/
Love's torn membrane
pray/prey:
Vertical dependences/
Claws defending hope
scene/seen:
Delicate dawn on rising/
You attending all morning
sometimes/some times:
Only you bind my senses/
Event, duration, sine wave
taut/taught:
Swirling words,/
Undertows, kelp waving
road/rode:
Traveling this present/
Everyone's frail journey
lesson/lessen:
Falling into love/
The heart as trapdoor
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Just a fun playing-around-with, ah, homonyms. "Homonyms Explicated " is in the inaugural May, 10, 2018 edition of Brine, Alexander Radison, Editor, p. 31
"its/it's:
Possessive touch/
Love's torn membrane"
So hard for some to see the "torn membrane" from the "possessive touch".
I'd love to leave a clever comment, but the only cleverness here was written by ewe *
Well done.
Definitely worth my time/thyme.*
Oui! Yes!
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