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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required As God Of Love Brilliantly Blessed Light Cast Its Glow Upon Me As God of Love brilliantly blessed light cast its glow upon me My fertile trees waved their waving blossoms in great release An aroma of perfumed air breath cast its great heart anew Suddenly there on the sandy beach my new darling stood The cool gentle breeze its dear arms wrapped her right on up She stood there as goddess with long windblown blond hair My excited heart felt as if was going to explode! My thinking was this, man could it be, she is that true one Awestruck, I could only think as I could not dare to speak! Struck dumb by such very rare beauty is strange way to be So true, tis like a new bright cloud zaps ones exploding heart Time stands still, stunned mind races into golden Heaven Oh my, did that goddess just look over and wave at me! I simply cannot believe it, did that sexy girl see I do not know how long I was frozen like a statue As senses returned, I somehow managed to wave back! Was this a dream, a mirage, did my deceiving eyes lie Had hope, sincere prayer finally to me came to be This was it, I felt uncontrollable urge to find out With tinge of fear, I thought nothing venture, nothing gained I walked that short distance which seemed like a long mile She was there, a tall goddess not even looking my way With greatest hope in my hard beating breast, I said hello. Robert J. Lindley, Romantic Verse Part One
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