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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Allow me ~ to be your dream of dawning When song of love the robins are singing While rustles of trees whisper to soft winds And golden morning is rising ebulliently Etching purple skyline tinged in amethyst As halo of its luminance is glinting the sea, Allow me~ my dear~ to dream your dreams. Allow me~ to be the guide of your journey While despaired emotions come dreading From forgotten yore of discarded memories And hope that once was, starts hesitating In aches of today and tomorrow’s warning Reluctant to traverse the path of destiny, Allow me~ my dear~ to dream your dreams. Allow me~ in longings of intimate musings When you are reveling in alluring fantasies Buoying passions romantic on magical wings While stars of night are zealously twinkling And crystalline skies are gleaming moonlit Allow me~ to be the Venus of your galaxy, Allow me~ my dear~ to dream your dreams. Allow me~ to be the pulse of your heartbeats Strumming lovingly the sound of their music, Allow me, my love, to be voice of your lyrics In feelings of ecstasy crooning tunes euphoric Lounging by your side in paradise heavenly, Allow me~ the opulence of just you and me, Allow me~ my dear~ to dream your dreams. May 12, 2021 Say it again poetry contest Sponsor: William Kekaula
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