Poetry for Yoonsil: Romantic Poems from Artist to His Muse

Take a journey through the mind’s eye of artist, Lord Toph. Discover what it means to become enraptured by beauty, inspiration, and romanticism. In this artfully undulating collection of poetic expression, you will become intrigued by the passionate affinity an artist develops for his muse, and her innate ability to inspire each aspect of his creativity. For centuries, artists have become engrossed with the women that have inspired masterful works, and have done so as artists’ muses. In “Poetry for Yoonsil,” Lord Toph paints pictures with words in homage to his muse, and to describe the intimate height of adoration many artists could compose, paint or play, but perhaps could never actually say.A Passionate PleaWhat if you were crimson red? And I were cerulean blue Could our colors melt into a purple passion? Would you want them to? And if I were a bed of cool green ivy All clustered by a stream... Would you want to lay your warm skin among me? And rest here while you dream? I wonder — if you were a pillowy soft cloud And I was the sky so deep and so vast... Would you float among me ever so peacefully? And wish for this sweet day to last... Until the dawn and dusk hold hands? Like lovers pure and true I shall adore you most amorously... I pray you this — I will do ... 1. A Certain Something 2. A Passionate Plea 3. Artfully as It Began 4. Before My Slumber 5. A World Between 6. The One Adoring 7. In Your Blissful Sea 8. As I Abstain 9. A Garden for You 10. Nature’s Course 11. Anticipated Stages 12. A Little Place 13. Imagine That It Is Me 14. As I’ve Wished That It Could Be 15. An Attempt to Confess 16. Accompanied by Your Kiss 17. I Can’t Help It 18. Eminence in My Eyes 19. Sensually between Us 20. The World within Myself 21. Thoughts and Senses 22. Unyielding 23. A Bond of Something Beautiful 24. Mr. Pseudonym 25. A Yes Is Now in Order 26. To Your Senses 27. You in Silk 28. Sacred Sentiments 29. Silly 30. Words, Tales & Fables 31. In Wanting You 32. Balance & Sweet Deliverance 33. Of Obsolete PersuasionRead more