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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It was nearly two years ago, that I left the PS site Bidding my friends fond 'farewell,' I took flight If the door is ajar, I think I'll enter once more Hoping things are better than they were before My muse was confused, but wanted to return So here we are ~ Your amity we hope to earn We've written of fireflies and fragrant perfume among flowering gardens in the height of bloom Perhaps we'll pen with a new spark of creativity for we've not lost the love for the art of poetry It's a bond we share; a little nature, some romance, If you like our music, kick off your shoes and dance We've skipped over brooks and sat upon lawns waiting for the sun to wake at the hour of dawn Tucked topaz gems in petals of Spring's daffodils hung diamonds on snow flakes in Winter chills and pearls were strung across white lotus flowers In honor of nature, we've been penning for hours I am not Robert Frost, but the road back I'm taking Nor am I Poe, whose dark poems leave you shaking, but perhaps you might discover an emerald or two in a love sonnet I write, or in silly limericks or Haiku Let's share gifts that come from the heart and mind of our muses who can be both stubborn and kind Robert L. Stevenson wrote, "One line or letter bright" in light that this is where my written verses alight. He wrote, "glory in our patience," and "skim the pot" so I'll take his words to heart, giving PS another shot. I'm sure talented poets have since joined the soup and I look forward to reading many of you in the group
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