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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A squinting eye peers through a lens. Far down the aisle, a tri-pod bends around bouquets, to snap the file of wedding guests, dressed sublime, in summer's finest who now arrive to share the day Her older brother, winks a smile, and in his eyes a warm embrace. The moment comes and he will play a trace of Bach, on his guitar Her youngest sibling sings along, and thinks of spars, high jinks, and pranks, her laughing face that sparked their childhood bond Her father ponders her first bike mosquito bites, her freckles and a scabby knee A fortress, high, among the trees where a princess climbed, to castles, fair where songbirds watched from cradled nests, above her braided hair He'd turn the world from end to end to spin her back to then again, .....but that was then.... ...and this is now...he must now release her hand, somehow... And through my tears, a child I bore, is dressed in white She'll soon unite, ...her knight awaits Their eyes are bright with confidence For just this once, if time could grant a moment's grace to freeze this moment, time and place... He waits for her. She lights a smile...... Her satin slippers walk the aisle He lifts a veil and they are more than who they were before ~ ____________________________________________________ Inspired by Craig's Contest:" A Collage Held Dear" 10/2/13
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