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One Night In Palanga

If,they say,you hear the music of the spheres, Time stands still and temporality disappears. Such magic transformed that outdoor spot Where by chance we danced a lot. 'Twas the music that set our bodies spinning, A moment of timeless joy the two of us pinning In a harmony we hoped would never end As though we two as one did blend. Through motion etherealised A dream was realised Like twin atoms whirling in a dancing universe We with timelessness did converse. How the years from me did seem to fall While we danced and whirled around the hall. Your beauty shone with lustrous sheen I felt like a king with my dancing queen. Our life was with pure enchantment full As the spell of the dance us both did rule. Your sparkling eyes and shining face Illumined were with ecstasy and grace. Such a goddess you were in my mortal sight That my wish was to dance with you through the night Yet the music ended,the spell was gone But that magic moment in my mind lives on. It is in such entrancing moments as these Our thoughts dwell on our hearts to please. Humbly I pray that as long as we breathe More memories like this will we both bequeath. For those brief hours our life was full of bliss Terpsichorean the way our hearts did kiss. Palanga now I apotheosise And that night will I aye idealise.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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Date: 10/23/2010 5:50:00 PM
what a memory! and now immortlized. Please think of adding your talent to my Sista's Bloody Sista's Contest for verse set in the Isles with topics from history and in dialect! Here's chance to let us hear the real "sound" of the UK! Light & Love
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Date: 8/6/2009 8:58:00 AM
I enjoyed reading your wonderful poetry today and will be back to read more of it soon Denis. Love, Carol
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Date: 8/5/2009 3:38:00 PM
Nicely written. Sara
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