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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required again … here I am - a glum ghost a somber shadow I have come to dream to pledge duty, your gleam to venerate your foreday liturgy ah, and mend the mist - the magical mist another mercurial morn creature such as we ever cautiously coy in its dark, shifting purpose with foggy fingers it creeps shore-ward tickling the rocks and rills with vexing facility its dew-dripping appendages grasp the bluff and cloak it in a brume shawl sea's briny breath braided to a blanket covering all in a supernal spell as if we haunt some lofty realm paused between stars and steeples to dance for the dawn's enchantment but I am here for longing's sake to entomb my pallid pining priceless little maudlin chunks of my life that I must forever let loose whimsical moments spent here, made precious by another a sweet syrup called "her" that drips from my being and dribbles its way to my visceralities where now it turns rancid with nostalgia poisoning my spirit you ... with your winking perpetuity shall be the last witness to my remorse you - my lonely, reticent, stolid beacon shall be the final testament to every tear let in her stead to every hapless heartache rent for her to every soul-wrenching dream torn from the night and to every last hush of her name on the wind I throw it all down now to crash on these jagged cliffs with the morning wake to end where it was first entrusted with the shutter of your winking eye and the first misty beams ... of a new day. ~ 1st Place ~ in the "Lighthouse" Poetry Contest, Eve Roper, Judge & Sponsor.
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