tripod selfie playing card

tripod selfie playing card
tripod selfie playing card

3d $flipbook

3d $flipbook
4K money application

touchie card

touchie card
key to the celestial city

interactive movies

Saturday, January 31, 2004

a study toward sonnet #104 by FisherKingKQJ

I've got just twenty months left of me lag,
Beneath me hard bunk I've secreted shanks,
As bandages crepe in this duffel bag-
Immune to screw provocative sick pranks.
To anger management I give gruff thanks,
I respect my dollied up sweet dummy,
As some diversion from hacksaws she ranks,
With acid stamps, she's licks thumbnail yummy.
While I hacked iron bars we two got chummy,
I swear my dummy sweet enjoys a rape;
I won't leave her or our cell stink scummy,
I've matured off dreams of jailbreak escape.
Knotted sheets improvised draught stopper,
Dummy and I common law quite proper.

{3D interactive chorus}

Dummy and I common law quite proper.
Dummy and I common law quite correct.
Dummy and I common law quite right.

[ll1 and 14 matched for typeset. Rhythm corrected
for all the rest. 24/9/05.]

Friday, January 30, 2004

study toward sonnet #103 by FisherKingKQJ

A strap of my frock slips down and I
Don't care to push it back up. A grunt
Escapes his lips. A richter three jigs my
Torso. For a second I exult in my blunt
Warrant over him. A tongue starts its hunt,
To tickle, to trace, to tease and to test,
The hollow of my throat takes the brunt
Of the foray, augmented by a breast.
My knickers I twist off at his behest
A languid whine flees my lips once again
As an aureole and a thigh are caressed
And caressed to the point I'll go insane.
At his kisses my tummy muscles flex
Then tremble for this exquisite apex.

{3D interactive chorus:}

At his kisses my tummy muscles flex.
At his kisses my tummy muscles contract.
At his kisses my tummy muscles tighten.

[ll5 and 14 rewritten for typeset align 18/9/05]

Thursday, January 29, 2004

study toward sonnet #102 by FisherKingKQJ

We'd been together three years when I came
Across a note he'd written to his wife.
Was I snooping? Yes. I can't say my aim
Was exact, more confirmation of our life
As clandestine lovers. My feelings rife
Yet secure in my situation as mistress
I cut the envelope with a paperknife.
He confirmed his love, he wanted to stress
The passion, he couldn't wait to undress
Once back home. In between the lines
About me, it seemed, he couldn't care less,
No word of divorce, I'd misread the signs.
Of May December love don't have a bar-
Though I don't regret the flat, clothes or car.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Of May December love don't have a bar.
Of May December love don't have a chunk.
Of May December love don't have a piece.

[l14 rewritten for typeset alignment 18/9/05]

Wednesday, January 28, 2004

study toward sonnet #101 by FisherKingKQJ

It's strange that we sleep in this morning,
And neither feels a shard of remorse;
She pulls at the duvet, gently warning
To not jest about personal flaws.
At angled venetian blinds sunlight saws,
It dessicates her covert, cobra slim
Curled figure; her eerie sighs give me cause
To think her bleary frown a passing whim.
She sits analytic, primping and prim,
And her long fingernails on my thigh strum,
She says don't dwell, and love isn't so grim,
But by the anomaly I'm struck dumb.
Through vicissitudes I totally desire
Her blue eyes full of tears and Greek fire.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Through vicissitudes I totally desire.
Through vicissitudes I totally lust.
Through vicissitudes I totally want.

Tuesday, January 27, 2004

The next three hundred sonnets will migrate to variants of the sonnet rhyme scheme to keep the material fresh. I have material for the next fifty ready to pour into the sonnet form.
Love sonnets #101 to #400 to keep the material and rhymes fresh will be two shifts into overdrive.
1. Spenserian sonnet (butterfly)
2. English sonnet (dragonfly)
3. terza sonnet (millipede)

Monday, January 26, 2004

sonnet #100

We sorted soul mates, either good or bad,
Joined mirth at open mike night anecdotes,
We favoured cannelloni, current fad,
Served cold alfresco, balcony near boats.
I blanched at pleated sleeves on bombast pad,
His mother hammered home essential quotes,
Stitched me right into her wedding gown, quite mad,
We hedged a thorny subject, his wild oats.
My digs then were a duplex on my own,
His father crafted me a lift in his car,
A gorgeous girl for his boy went the drone,
With rheumy kisses he yet lowered the bar.
Zoom to now, he zeroes in more zealous,
That new girl doomed, me justly jealous.

(Chorus)

o jealous
o envious
o wanting

sonnet #100 print ready 28.1.10.

Sunday, January 25, 2004

Sonnet #99 a study toward, by FisherKingKQJ

Masterworks beneath that Xotheby's mallet,
Distract me none, I've got no time to skite
Beret, brush, smock, easel, knife and palette
Are my walk, Mark Humanzee, stance upright.
Inspired by strokes of cavernous Lascaux,
'Christ's Last Herb Tea Party' picks up license
From mammoth mounted missing links gung ho,
In earlier works, alludes to pounds and pence.
My snob art school live-in likes her rough trade,
I'll push her face down on the plastered bench;
To poachers my upright gait was high grade,
To fellow chimps it only matched my stench.
Monsieur, my rouble period leaves the Louvre
For dust, it's cutting edge uncordoned oeuvre.
(2.2.10. print ready)


{3D interactive chorus:}

o oeuvre
o collection
o works

Saturday, January 24, 2004

sonnet # 98

O full moon, whose limed corpses were my cure,
To whom I werewolf now howl open praise,
I've found your garden party, scraps the lure,
From nearby yews and graves I gladly gaze.
I'll wave in windows, win hearts not so pure,
By fast and famine this is early phase,
If plague fleas pricked me werewolf ways,
Again through hair of dog shots I'll endure.
Do your girls foster flattery, pay heed?
Are they peers at plus or minus twenty?
Do they sip heated lemon, lime and mead?
Are they plumped up now from times of plenty?
Do black teeth give way here to those of gold?
And where's the paupers pawnshop put on hold?

(Chorus)

o gold
o auroch
o halo

Friday, January 23, 2004

sonnet #97

Her raven hair was pulled back ponytail,
Her straight cut fringe was pushed to very fore,
I didn't think it wise to ditch or bail,
I wanted him so bad, yet he'd ignore.
I was so breathless, bon mots no avail,
And watched the man I wanted woo that whore,
With features flawless, down to nano scale,
This oddly got me fancying him some more.
Aside, he whispered, touched my tensed up arm,
She's fatuous, famously a femme fatale,
I sank in brief release, a captious calm,
She rubbed his free wrist, poised the mocking pal.
From him a blinding smile, then raised eye brows,
From her, the irritated looks which rouse.

(Chorus)

o brows
o edges
o ridges

edited 8.2.10.
Sonnet #96 by FisherKingKQJ

I stumbled upon some scrawl of sonnet
On a scrap of paper while moving house,
In crumpled hexes of wasp or hornet
And old yearnings it began to arouse.
As a young boy I didn't have the nous
To round the impeccable stanza off
As this chance discovery now allows,
A fusion of females given to scoff.
The Muse has encouraged me to doff
The doubt, to qualify love's chronicle
With a womanly premenstrual trough,
I knew a babe by osmosis just as fickle.
Honey humble bee a sting is a sting,
So mug for me wee stereoscopic thing.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Honey humble bee a sting is a sting.
Honey humble bee a sting is a lance.
Honey humble bee a sting is a needle.

Thursday, January 22, 2004

Sonnet # 96 by FisherKingKQJ

I stumbled onto this scrawl of sonnet
On a scrap of paper while moving house,
In crumpled hexes of wasp or hornet
And old yearnings it began to arouse.
As a young boy I didn't have the nous
To round the impeccable stanza off
As this chance discovery now allows,
A fusion of females given to scoff.
The Muse has encouraged me to doff
The doubt, to qualify love's chronicle
With a womanly premenstrual trough,
I knew a babe by osmosis just as fickle.
Honey bumble bee a sting is a sting,
So mug for me wee stereoscopic thing.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Honey bumble bee a sting is a sting.
Honey bumble bee a sting is a lance.
Honey bumble bee a sting is a dart.

[ll1 and 14 matched for typeset 24/9/05.]

Wednesday, January 21, 2004

Sonnet #95 by FisherKingKQJ


That cell phone chirps out another crisis,
And doctors tote their flybuys to Club Med,
On lithium there's far too much emphasis,
To gay and loving housecalls I've been led.
I hug close this drunk in her single bed,
This Confucian blob whose wedding photos
Depict a slim, teen, her own teeth, self sped
By booze from shy to frequent comatose.
My love's blue gin botanical sweat flows,
To my lips her breasts licorice exude,
Her coriander throat siphons up my nose,
Her juniper earlobes to my tongue glued.
Colleague male nurses snort their poopoo,
Being two faced lovers of a beer shampoo.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Colleague male nurses snort their poopoo.
Colleague male nurses snort their dismiss.
Colleague male nurses snort their loathing.

[Corrected for typeset and rhythm 4/10/05.]

Tuesday, January 20, 2004

Sonnet #94 by FisherKingKQJ

Perhaps it was a reverie within a reverie:
Above me floated bowls of woven flax,
A cornucopia of almost every
Known seedless fruit, in tidy stacks.

Bananas, grapes, apples, lemons of wax,
Feijoas, jujubes, pawpaw, quince of plastic,
Alike subordinate to parallax
Are one to one aspect yet fantastic.

Can my inner self be so gastric?
Gurus revere musa seedless paradise
Zoroasters too, knew this cultivar stick
Of banana plant, its algebra dice.

Only for your raspberries I reach out,
My love for you is astral, do not doubt.

{3D interactive chorus:}

My love for you is astral, do not doubt.
My love for you is astral, do not impugn.
My love for you is astral, do not query.
Sonnet #94 by FisherKingKQJ

Perhaps, it was a reverie within a reverie:
Above me floated bowls of woven flax,
A cornucopia of almost every
Known fruit and berry, in tidy stacks.

Bananas, grapes, apples, lemons of wax,
Feijoas, jujubes, pawpaw, quince of plastic,
Alike subordinate to parallax
Are one to one aspect yet fantastic.

Can my inner self to be so gastric?
Gurus revere musa seedless paradise
Zoroasters too, knew this cultivar stick
Of banana plant, it's algebra dice.

Only for your raspberries I reach out
My love for you is astral, do not doubt.

{3D interactive chorus:}

My love for you is astral, do not doubt.
My love for you is astral, do not impugn.
My love for you is astral, do not query.

Monday, January 19, 2004

Sonnet #93 by FisherKingKQJ a study toward a rough draft.

The bride wore a short white dress overlaid
With scalloped lace, the groom wore a pressed
Black suit, with sweet Marie the flower maid,
Eve matron of honour, my photos attest.
In the Cayman Islands here he'd accessed
Some opaque company formation laws
A holiday home to relax invest,
The yacht was his and not his in subclause.
To his workaholic life this girl gave pause,
He kissed the fingers of few pretences,
Her sparkling hazel eyes were a just cause
For kisses, he even finished her sentences.
To whirr of camera, dragonfly wings
The couple traded wedding vows and rings.

{3D interactive chorus:}

The couple traded wedding vows and rings.
The couple traded wedding vows and bands.
The couple traded wedding vows and circlets.

Sunday, January 18, 2004

Sonnet #92 by FisherKingKQJ

Rosie my darling, the aircurrents ebb
And rise in the lofty beams of the roof
Of your open home, so lilting the web
So tickling a redback upside down, aloof.
A mottled moth stuck in the warp and woof
To arachnid juices starts to acquiesce,
Analgesic and ferment are a spoof
That vints a frantic and congealing cess.
For a flitting and frantic bug under duress
Your flattery decoct has spin and bounce
But paralysis lurks in your largesse
And with your flexible diary you trounce.
A daddy long legs in your elastic
I'm stilted, back to front, and ecstatic.

{3D interactive chorus:}

A daddy long legs in your elastic.
A daddy long legs in your flex.
A daddy long legs in your stretch.

{Editors note: I'm creating a new industry from the bottom up, which takes time. I'm only interested in selling to people who've got money. It's an outrage that the ---- still targets teenagers, who don't work and who don't have money with their Stalinist billboards.}


Saturday, January 17, 2004

Sonnet #91 by FisherKingKQJ (rough draft!)

When did I become the girl to go to
For consolation of a broken heart?
I can only guess. I'm some avenue
Of pliant confession for any new start.
An immature boy had upset her cart;
At streaky mascara below her eyes
She dabbed angst rid, I started to impart
Cucumber slice facials, pizzas, allies
Versus romantic love. I tried to surmise
A feeling in our clasped hands. All alike
Are boys, she confided. Not a surprise,
I said faintly, not wanting to sound a dyke.
In mock indignation, I too, took aim,
At boys to avert from her any blame.

{3D interactive chorus:}

In mock indignation, I too, took aim.
In mock indignation, I too, took bead.
In mock indignation, I too, took sights.
[Corrected for typeset and rhythm 4/10/05.]

Friday, January 16, 2004

Sonnet #90 by FisherKingKQJ


By a jaycee we were quickly married,
I the divorcee, he the singleton.
Things are on the boil, he's unharried
By my grown children or grandson.

I'm bucolic, whereas he's homespun
A dry sauterne sipping gourmet cook;
The kitchen utensils I used to shun,
The steel gas oven, act as our love nook.

He's adapted to the marital hook
Without my prejudice and it's a thrill
To refer to him as a husband. It took
A cellar full of merlot to ban that chill.

Inattention was the mistake I made;
Out of muslin bags we draw marmalade.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Inattention was the mistake I made.
Inattention was the mistake I created.
Inattention was the mistake I materialised.

Thursday, January 15, 2004

Sonnet #89 by FisherKingKQJ

Through my life a sandtwister of feeling
Swept upon reading the last e mail
From my ex, stirring thoughts to wheeling,
Images of an older him began to assail.
The first two e mails began to regale
The good times which I'd queasily recall,
I woke up to guilty feelings which entail
A secret tryst or rendez vous, a squall
Of excited feelings which cast a pall
On my extant, habitual relationship.
About to write where did he get the gall,
I deleted my last block, paste and snip.
He stormed my tardy e mails passion lacked,
But I wished he hadn't lamely backtracked.

{3D interactive chorus:}

He stormed my tardy e mails passion lacked.
He stormed my tardy e mails passion missed.
He stormed my tardy e mails passion wanted.

Tuesday, January 13, 2004

Sonnet #88

Maxine fills out songs, day soap operas
Girl hard done by, one whom people bully
For no good reason - I think you're a lass
With sad brown eyes, red hair so unruly.
I'm Downs syndrome, still I live life fully
Despite the mockery, putdown abuse,
I've learnt how to count to ten quite coolly,
Outnumbered ever, I burn one long fuse.
Maxine, after parole, as when you're loose,
When your perjury pickle is distant
At my IHC workshop you might choose
Life as my sweet missus-cum-assistant.
The technical term for me: trisomy,
That mustn't be mixed up with bigamy.

{3D interactive chorus:}

The technical term for me: trisomy.
The technical term for me: mongoloid.
The technical term for me: cretin.

[l13 only line unmodified for typeset
and correct rhythm. Content unchanged.
24/9/05.]

lines to correct: Maxine dear, after parole, when you're loose

and: In the IHC workshop if you choose

Monday, January 12, 2004

Sonnet #87 by FisherKingKQJ

The shelf fillers told me she'd pierced her nose
And putting aside my partial eyesight,
I should look at her really, really close
As my chance of a date with her were slight.
She was a checkout girl of ineffable beauty
Her scanner sparkled a bright red ray,
Close up I scanned the face of my cutie,
Her ruby nose stud sparkles were at play.
I was going to excuse my gammy shorter leg
And to divulge my trolley jockey dreams:
In my hundred e mails I humbly beg
The KGB sear my eyes with laser beams.
My nose bumped her nose, which led
Her to moistly peck me on the forehead.

{3D interactive chorus:}

My nose bumped her nose, which led.
My nose bumped her nose which caused.
My nose bumped her nose which inspired.

Sunday, January 11, 2004

Sonnet #86 by FisherKingKQJ rough draft!

Savage mistress, this familiar yet strange
Asphyxiaphilia beats vanilla sex,
Initiates 24/7 power exchange,
So tighten my mask, and paint on latex.
I agree to retifism but play rapes vex,
Are off limits, on cling film I'm insisting
It's clearly a D/s dungeon apex,
I revel in caging and tit twisting.
Dominatrix, tears, sweat commingled sting-
Whip me merciless up to the safe word,
I don't deserve your rimming and fisting,
To your pitying, stern gaze I'm indentured.
Mistress I'm weak, I gasp in your control
I burn to break free of all protocol.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Mistress I'm weak, I gasp in your control.
Mistress I'm weak, I gasp in your authority.
Mistress I'm weak, I gasp in your power.

Saturday, January 10, 2004

Sonnet #85 by FisherKingKQJ rough draft!


My friend and I are looking to assuage
Our bar accounts with a secured loan,
You're a tough woman of a certain age,
Your toyboy proclivities are well known.
We think you could bond, perhaps later own
His shaved prostate gland, for more booze.
A liver cyrrhosis, a kidney stone...
We wouldn't stoop to such a wholesale ruse.
A private surgeon's scalpel might unloose
A byzantine tort of unknown corkage,
Of large presentiment, of little use:
My gallbladder I offer as mortgage.
Madam, we adore your single malt scotch
And your fierce unblinking eyes are topnotch.

{3D interactive chorus:}

And your fierce unblinking eyes are topnotch.
And your fierce unblinking eyes are elite.
And your fierce unblinking eyes are primo.

Friday, January 09, 2004

Sonnet #84 by FisherKingKQJ


In the Amsterdam antique dealers loop
With a Maastricht blonde bob sweet as.
Espressos, pannekoeken with stroop
For her, and for me, latte and speculaas.
Emile is on bail for guilders he'd amass
On Noks statuettes and nazi Schloss portraits,
His personal assistant Ingrid here has
Your early look and so ingratiates.
As a chalked hotspot Jordaan canal rates,
Row on row of bikes, houseboats, linden trees;
I'm shipping over to you in the crates:
Louis XV armoires, a Vuitton valise.
Two students we were only yesterday:
Our love was on the way to on the way.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Our love was on the way to on the way.
Our love was on the way to on the path.
Our love was on the way to on the route.

Thursday, January 08, 2004

Sonnet #83 by FisherKingKQJ rough draft!

May the fickle world continue to fete
The pushy whom it initially spurns;
I harbour absolutely no regret,
In my heart of hearts no ambition burns.
I don't puzzle the archetype who yearns
For status and wealth. I can't divine sooks
From heroes, only hindsight regroups, discerns
The portent in the tea leaves, on the books.
I ponder no more debonair crooks
More assured than I, as was Ben Seigal
Whose elegant suits, trilby, dimpled looks
Eclipsed the screen idols who were legal.
Our sudden love was a fait accompli:
Your germinal smiles fate accompany.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Our sudden love was a fait accompli.
Our sudden love was a done deal
Our sudden love was a matter of fact.

Wednesday, January 07, 2004

Sonnet #82 by FisherKingKQJ rough draft!

Unlike the other man I can't ignore
Regressive or unchanging entities:
The legless whales, the gristle sharks or
The insect tonne of selective disease...
My love for you is not a bombast tease,
To other girls you inspire no compare,
Nice as they are they can do as they please,
Mine are the permed curls of golden hair.
Leave me then to doctor a script: I care
To praise you as far as a friend of a friend,
Against a foe I can encrypt and declare
Your beauty, to offend and to defend.
When my flattery of you is so faint
It's aura shields your attributes in a feint.

{3D interractive chorus:}

When my flattery of you is so faint.
When my flattery of you is so opaque.
When my flattery of you is so vague.

Tuesday, January 06, 2004

Sonnet #81 by FisherKingKQJ




The car's at the garage for a repair
I'm sitting on a steel bus shelter bench:
At a larger than life ad poster I stare,
Bemused by the rain and hail drench.
I let an Air Singapore hostess fix
My troubles: visas, hepshots are niggles,
Her dizzy smiles, her buxom cuddles nix
My heart into realms of pouts and wiggles.
Barefoot, arm in arm at the Thinith feast
We walk across red hot coals for Kali,
European ideals giddied by the East
In her supersymmetric features rally.
Air Singapore hostess you're a dream,
A rich chocolate Haagen Daz icecream.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Air Singapore hostess you're a dream.
Air Singapore hostess you're a fantasy.
Air Singapore hostess you're a reverie.

Monday, January 05, 2004

Sonnet #80 by FisherKingKQJ


Midnight: the luminous blue bow wake
Now lifts from a milky white sea of algae
And white and blue waves at the stern rake
In sparkling plaits under the moon agree.
I sense so and so's owe her an apology
I sense in her a need to settle a score.
Is this the Carribean cruise apogee?
I told the first mate I'd like to know more
About the woman in the cabin-next-door,
The glowing red cigarette tip anglerfish.
I'm a pufferfish, for me less is always more,
To feel her brush past is my secret wish.
Two fish flitting past each other at night
Estranged and yet bioluminescent bright.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Estranged and yet bioluminescent bright.
Estranged and yet bioluminescent radiant.
Estranged and yet bioluminescent shining.

Sunday, January 04, 2004

Sonnet #79 by FisherKingKQJ

My love, I can only offer a modicum
Of platitudes, such catalysts unnerve-
The sugar pill is weighted with bland gum,
Less a skid, more a distributed swerve.
Again, you're mesmerised by the verve
Of instant gratification. In a limbo
Your centripetal beliefs race the curve,
The gas pedal full bore, arms akimbo.
But Time is a self healing placebo
And you cannot refute the centre prong
Of our debate: rash blunders in a bimbo
Are comic, but in middleage, plain wrong.
As we talk my mind might elsewhere skulk
But my love and body are yours in bulk.

{3D interactive chorus:}

But my love and body are yours in bulk.
But my love and body are yours in host.
But my love and body are yours in matter.

Saturday, January 03, 2004

[These sonnets are "beta" and part of the security and health industries. At the entrance to the 3D interactive movie theatre the detectors are for concealed weapons AND for concealed cancer tumours. At the exit the detectors use sonic pulses to boost the immune system. FisherKingKQJ believes in home diagnostics across wireless intranets, as well.]

Sonnet #78 by FisherKingKQJ rough draft!

You're a dainty, demure hermaphrodite
Whose cheeks are soft, smooth, a trifle too pink,
Your titters and your toothy smiles delight,
To macho gestures asynchronously link.
Your diplomatic gifts melancholy sink,
You're never by whimsy tart then syrup,
Oft whelmed by tribulations, you don't shrink
From bonhomie, comedy you stir up.
Your fused labia are nature's rare hiccup,
A private collection bespoke adored.
You're a pretty shrewd cosmetic closeup
So by microscopic bitches abhorred.
You are my sweet and constant chimera
Who mugs demurely for my portrait camera.

{3D interactive chorus:}

You are my sweet and constant chimera.
You are my sweet and constant hybrid.
You are my sweet and constant mosaic.

Friday, January 02, 2004

Sonnet #77 by FisherKingKQJ

Twenty on twenty years renew your bones,
They're reborn down to the bright red marrow;
Your vague memories the graveyard owns,
You yearn for yourself, a young imago.

Your eyes are sunken, your skin is sallow,
The flesh hangs loose on your arms, your chin sags,
And lines stitch your lippied pout; you allow
For birth and death yet the quizz of pain nags.

Yet sometimes time speeds, sometimes time drags
I know this mysterious, wild sadness wells
Up your tears at your milestones and flags,
But I believe there's a smile in your stem cells.

Estragen and the plastic surgeon's knife
My love, free the butterfly of endless life.

{3D interactive chorus:}

Estragen and the plastic surgeon's knife.
Estragen and the plastic surgeon's dirk.
Estragen and the plastic surgeon's poniard.



Editor's note: if you look hard at a Spenserian sonnet such as this you might see a butterfly and live forever.

Thursday, January 01, 2004

Sonnet #76 by FisherKingKQJ

My love, you are a despot, you are cruel
When twenty four seven of you I think,
I bide the time and gobble the thin gruel,
Your haughty, intense gaze is a sharp kink.
My balanced twenty twenty love is level
We can't battle the traits we inherit,
But in our reigned in faults we can revel;
Ten thirty fawning loves deserve less merit.
I loathe other beauties of kin renown,
At your catty rivals and friends I lour,
Your skinglow takes the eugenics crown...
Might you savour my critique a touch sour?
I wish I could my love for you rescind:
You love a partial sight, but I'm not blind.

{3D interactive chorus:}

I wish I could my love for you rescind.
I wish I could my love for you reclaim.
I wish I could my love for you revoke.