Sighs Quote by Carole Riquet
““Come, my tragic sighs I beg your exquisite breathes on my skin, An agony of our past - so beautiful, My rebellious soul pours forth its elixir Pretend lightness of these words drunken Of these bodies which have learned to lie, And the pleasure of pen wanting us to live. You come my drama, my pride, Put your hands right into my soul's core, I will be much more than just an offering, With a forest of animus at its doorstep, From these light words thus intoxicate, Of the body that will lie, And this feather pleasure of us to live. You come my drama, my lust, Your doubts I'll whisper in your ear, When my body will burn the sun, I would love to wear lightly These words drunken and deep From these hands that will lie, And this loving soul who wants us to live.””
About This Quote
Source Poem, date unknown
Passionate expression intertwines love, pain, and artistic creation, urging deep emotional immersion.
In simple terms: Intense emotion fuels art.
Key Takeaway
Embrace deep feeling.
Themes
love
art
passion
Mood
dramatic
intense
Type
Sighs:0
Suffering:0
Come Tragic:0
Tragic Sighs:0
Drama Lust:0
Beg Exquisite:0
When to use this quote
- writing
- performance art
- personal reflection
Key Concepts
creative expression
emotional depth
intimacy
Questions to Reflect On
- How does intense emotion affect your creativity?
- What does “drunken words” mean to you?
A Different Perspective
May be overly abstract; unclear narrative.
