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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required See the scarlet thread running true through our beings unseen from that resplendent moment our eyes set on each other. A color portrait of our hearts forever aching candle's glow dances touching your skin in silent valley of eternal mist where in moonlight, stars shine through. I've no paradise nor rainbows in the night, heartbeats felt without a sound in a haze of loneliness, when our love bled onto the ground we felt the pain of our passion's spell, Yet, your heart beats at the tandem of mine as it's torn asunder for all times, I walk across the room with candle's glow scents of patchouli, musk and roses permeating our closeness. I know you'll pull me closer to fuse our flesh as one passion will touch us at the break of night and seduce our souls 'til the break of light. Subterfuge of lust, rapid heart beats yearning tastes of love in time and space; Then we'll slip into nothingness in a vast universe where our love collides with endless feelings held inside. Pain inside blows open while passions' spells take over explosive crescendo of more. We can never rid ourselves of this for the scarlet thread runs through the cloth of our being it burns in us, deep inside our souls. ...and the hematite pendulum sways side to side.
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