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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The glow of the summer's sun encircles the mountain A solitary figure stands bathed in the aura of the light of the Spirits Looking out across the land He seems more warrior than just a man Lost in his thought one wonders where they are His spirit and his heart are so very far Far from this land he loves Safe in the heart of the woman he loves For so long he wandered lonely and sad Denying feelings he thought were dead yet he still had Yet then one day fate wandered his way And a spirit touched his heart in such a special way She showed him friendship, love and honor And soon he felt the same for her He looks out far across this land Knowing he would trade all of this for her hand He asks the Spirits to hear his plea To show him the answer to set his heart free To give him the words to tell his love for this lady To tell her he would spend with her an eternity In a distant place far away A woman awakens to a summer's day She thinks of this man she loves so She holds his spirit in her heart And patiently waits for the time a life together they will start She closes her eyes and sees his face And for a moment they share that special time and space Gently he takes her hand He knows he has all he needs for this lady completes this man
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