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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required As you blow past me today wind Travelling across the mountains….. As you make your silent journey Whispering to the leaves I have a message to someone You to carry along with. As you travel the distances Past homesteads and the trees Then find the one I love Hidden in this vast forest of men…… Give out this message That I duly entrust with you. Give out the tale of the rains Showers and downpours…… The travel of waters from the heights Down it’s free driven course The seasons that turn in mind Tell that they are from my eyes. Speak of the fire you found with me When my little heart snuggled for warmth During the days we were in love. Speak how they run wild Burning my emotions and concerns For I was left dry and arid in heart. Narrate the tale of the sea How I rock in this little boat That I was left with when love got lost…… Speak of the high tides The massive waters Where I see no horizon. Speak out for yourself oh wind How you so charmed and calmed Those lost days in your gentle blow……. Talk about the anger I taught you Because of this loneliness and pain I made you break the branches. Yes talk about the rainbow The many colors I count In wishes and dreams If love ever finds me again……. The many colors I want to paint again With a heart so eager and lonely
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