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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She nested upon her self-made pyre preparing for another genesis in blaze hues of love and together they were a combustible fire She, the creature exquisitely forged by fire eternally existing within love's dimensions designed to mesmerize us, by swirling amber scarlet, and purple plumage with flecks of cobalt colors delicately dissolving amid the firelight shadows, a macabre dance her last love song Seemingly born to say goodbye and sweet is her demise this touch of heaven healing the wounded weeping eternal teardrops of Truth and beauty into hearts, selflessly with nothing to gain consuming pain all things made new And so it begins again and again as it ends... one of life's treasures never-ending hope, her sacrifice of love ____ 20 Titles From 20 Friends contest prompt: Another Genesis (M.L. Kiser) Blaze Hues of Love (Eve Roper) Together They Were a Combustible Fire (Caren Krutsinger) Forged by Fire (Line Gauthier) Love's Dimensions (Winged Warrior) Mesmerize Us (Gershon Wolf) Cobalt Colors (Connie Marcum Wong) A Macabre Dance (P.S. Autry) Last Love Song (Sherry Asbury) Born to Say Goodbye (Silent One) And Sweet is Her Demise (Andrea Dietrich) This Touch of Heaven (Arturo Michael) Weeping (Richard Lamoureaux) Eternal Teardrops (Michelle Faulkner) Truth and Beauty (Agnes Krampe) Nothing to Gain (Freddie Robinson Jr.) Consuming Pain (Maureen McGreavy) All Things (Charlene Bole) And So It Begins (Jan Allison) One of Life's Treasures (Old Buck)
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