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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required While gelid breezes of winter, quiver emotions of decaying rays, And arc of horizon cedes to dusk, evoking grimace of malaise, Casting shadows tenebrous, shrouding glimmer of a slowing day, Desperate hope lingers still, in resplendence of autumn’s decay; Gawking in yonder, where gamboge-orange woodlands fade, Reminiscing in seasons harkening, realms of love now evade, Mindful of the broken vows, when grievous calls destiny made, When forever promises receded, and pledges eternal strayed. Love now mulls~ if kiss of passion was a subtext of final goodbye? Was it the last tear of hapless eyes; a bawl of love gone awry? A silent protest, concealing mindfully, anguish of a forlorn sigh? Was it the clamor of jilted desires, love enamored chose to decry? Springs of past summon hope, having risen from wintry throe, Nights of nightmare cede to dreams in halo of daybreaks aglow, As candle of love revives hearts, fueled by inspirations of soul, When whispers of sensuous hints, aspirations of romance cajole. Desperate hope expounds repentance, vying healing through time, Unsure if, pleadings in atonement, will redeem future sublime; Whether love saplings will ever sprout, from ashes of passions bygone, If dreams forsaken will blossom, in womb of tomorrow’s dawn.
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