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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Break these chains that bind holding in the deep ovens blazing a fire for love. Smiling midday moon dressed in a baby blue sky with sparsely scattered clouds dot. White mother of pearl their silver lining treasure held soft beautiful warm babe. In her finger beams a light touching inside thoughts sitting posed at three o’clock. The moon just pops out in kissing a golden sun white ivory pearls smiling. Within daylight thoughts sweetly I pray in sunlight shining warm all over you. Deep ocean salted with the bluest warmest waves luster smiles sunshine color. The magic tear drop forms the silver lining bright and cries for ivory pearls. Alchemic water wondrous most blue, dark and rare lies love in Salt of the Earth. Mermaids caress hope encouraging happiness makes all the more magical. Pearl chain links in place Neptune commands do it now with finest gold most smiling. Bathed best and brightest white ivory pearls ready for their concatenation. Neptune’s grandeur finds all sea creatures in awe now abounds pearl dreams of rare love. Pearl Dreams of Rare Love 14 linked all so precious from the ocean’s heart and soul. Gary Bateman and Liam McDaid – A Collaborated Poem, Copyright © All Rights Reserved (November 16, 2014) (Terza Rima in Unrhymed Tercet poetic format)
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