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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Written: April 6, 2024 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We dwell in the sanctuary of slumber. Where stars fade away, light may encumber. Oh, the comfort found in weak rays of light. Do they disappear quickly as a passing night? Fireflies dance upon the summer's veil. As winter jar embraces me, I stand pale. Gazing at horizons, seeking a distant light, Does it seek me, too? In the depths of night. It softly murmurs, filled with a deep desire. An intricate interplay of destiny and attire. Does it hunt me down as well? It behaves as if it were a mild wind swell. Keeping hidden tales from the light. Articulated with precision and clarity. Seasons, adorned with heavenly sight. Nature's pattern was weaved into parity. In hues of gold and crimson blaze, A symphony of beauty, nature's praise. Whispering gently, my name echoes. Through the corridors of time, it flows. A melodic refrain, gentle and sweet, In the realm of echos, our souls meet. Bathed in a light embrace, Reaching optimum grace. A speck emerges, sudden and small. Darkness that outshines them all. Oh, that ethereal glowing A strange beauty, perfectly flowing. Gravity, oh, how it strikes, high With a force that no one can deny, It hits adamantine, with all its might. A power that holds us tight.
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