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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Look at the stars, look how they shine for you And everything you do; Yes it’s really true, in the realm of love, Nothing else ever comes even close When the moment is just right And allure of your eyes enkindles paradise Where face of the sky is enchanting blue And the golden sun adorns sparkling dew And upon every night smiles the doting moon. Give me that moment, give me that look And ride with me to the land of Elysium Where blossoms of spring reign all seasons And nary a cloud shrouds the horizon. When evening arrives in colors of rainbow And midnight rejoices astral celebration, Look for my missive in moonlit orchestra Decoding the language of sensuous stars. Whisper to my heart your intimate response Crooning in passion of romantic ballad— Bashful in secrets of blushing meadows, Enthralled in ambers of inflamed autumn. Yes it’s really true, in the realm of love Nothing else ever comes even close When love speaks boldly without any words. Look at the stars, look how they smile for you Yes it’s really true, the stars always knew. February 18, 2020 Poem of the day on February 20, 2020 Placed 1st: Famous poetic lines 3 – Love songs poetry contest “Look at the stars, look how they shine for you and everything you do” Coldplay, Song: Yellow HM: Strand select Y contest by Brian Strand
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