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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Wooed by autumn thoughts serenading, a harvest moon twilight smiles upon his beloved Soft words caressingly uttered with psaltery passion, the night sky glows with starry eyes a-gaze Behold the soulmate birth spectacle, a double aorta aurora of sparkling pupils a-blaze The firmament shimmers with yearning desire, where a brighten future awaits Love ever thus hears the unspoken voice of fate Silent silhouette of her silvery curvature rests in bosom peace, listening to the nocturnal pulse of the intimate clay chimes Twin sculpted embrace innocence matches the virgin movements of the gently falling leaves A vulnerable offering of trust — Out on a limb, letting go ... that gravity feeling of falling in love: Lightheaded, morning songbird joy ... fluttering ecstasy Two hearts moving soul closer together, on an unconditional kiss betrothed merging breeze Falling in love feels like wind dancing leaves falling gently ... Feels like heaven bound butterfly dreams soaring Love ever thus forevermore feels like the descending, maiden flight of a dove Perfectly landing in a sweet lullaby cove Tender groundswell of rising dawn hope, dual palpitations rooted in romantic flowering — Autumn bliss feelings budding Love ever thus, the vow sound of two hearts perennially bonded
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