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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Staring at the pearl called moon, Bright, brilliant – beloved Inspiring the heart to hope Stirring up peace and joy Embracing the moment with Light that abides inside Breathing out echoes of dazzling Upbeat positivity – dreams Inspired by the intensity, stardust Considering the forest, Melody of wonder, inviting The whisper of a promise For more amazing imaginings More phenomenal awakenings, Feelings that color hearts Graceful, alive – beautiful so Very beautiful and they survive Every test of time, all the trials Watching the silent winds, Revealing the hesitation of doubt Remembering to reveal the joy Who holds the hand of freedom, Kissing away the meanness, the dark Who tries to leave its harshness The lonely that prevents the spirit From attempting to feel – the grace The sense of forever, twinkling Alive on the inside, pure passion It is this – the simplicity, naivete Where abundance springs up, Quenching every thirst with liquid Prayers who abide on the hearts, Soothe away the silent skepticism, Reach beyond the wariness Into the soul of joy, promise, wonder Into the heart of love so alive It abides, throughout time…. Surviving the all-consuming fire It is this – love that never leaves Who brings the sweetest peace And allows only the faintest fingerprints Where it has touched with its gentleness
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