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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Out on the porch for a little recess From life's daily chores, listen to raindrops Pitter-patter, musical sounds request From gentle breeze, which stirs windchimes non-stop Nature's orchestra plays as in hammock relaxed lay A novel to read or just nap away Afternoon quietly, what more pleasure Maybe do something risque Meet with lover, love away rainy day In deep caresses our love we'll measure The flame will burn higher as our desire Rises with each kiss and loving caress As the rain's rhythm sets mood, love's red fire Glows as love to each other we confess Romancing to rain's music dance and sway Raindrops, roses, love's desire only glows Lover so glad you could be companion to Maybe do something risque As on the love seat, inflamed we repose Not needing love potion our love to renew Lover so glad that I met you today Out on porch listening to rain's rhythm Stirring music in my soul fears allay Perfectly matched love's biorhythm There are now no fears or life's dismay Love come take me away to higher realm Come, stay, don't just wait life's rainy day to Maybe do something risque Hold, caress, don't wait 'til life overwhelms Love come stay please don't ever bid adieu Sponsor:Cyndi MacMillan Contest: An Ode To Small Comfort On a Rainy Afternoon
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