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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I will always remember the moment we met. (Haunting woodlands in springtime, your slim silhouette) The glint in your eyes sparked a tempest at dawn overwhelming the dreams of a slumbering fawn. I will always remember your singular smile (Fusing fantasies, fancies and phantoms the while) when I brought you a daisy, then fled from the room, weaving dizzy designs on a mystical loom. I will always remember first touching your hand. (Like the wing of a sparrow, frail fingers were fanned) With my heartbeat aflutter, I jittered with joy - on the surface, a man, though inside still a boy. I will always remember the sound of your laugh (Merry mermaid amused in a summer sea bath) as we strayed 'long the strand, for a moment, alone, with your tresses a’ tousle and tumbled and blown. I will always remember your breath on my skin (Seeking castles in chaos, a spirit in spin) as you drew me aside and our tongues first entwined - tangled twists of amour had begun to unwind. I will always remember the fires of love. (Shades of autumn ablaze in the tree leaves above) Crazy passions ignited whenever we lay painting stars in the night with the dazzle of day. I will always remember the nightingale's tune. (Divinations awash neath a ruddy blood moon) When we kissed to its cadency, laughed as we danced, lurking lanterns in limbo forged shadows enhanced. I will always remember the shattering knell - (Wanton words tolled in winter... ‘Adieu, dear... farewell’) just a note near a nook where so often we slept which I read and reread and reread while I wept.
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