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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required -rearranging the stars- How could we agree to separation? If you were destined to be my soulmate, Why would we allow the stars to change our fate? They've written in a fresh verse Sewing in a new song, soon to be sung The Stars are not to blame The fault lies deep within our hearts Like earthquakes wondering through the years separating silicone valley of tears. Sweeping sweet dreams far away What has become of my day? Today the sun sets holding on to old hope Tears fall down a sudden slope Now my dreams are drowning down another road Tonight I sit under the aspen cold Alone, no longer in search of gold Naming nights you whispered words of love to my soul Your love no longer speaks Without warning, the Midas touch slowly fades In my chest - I find fault The sound of heartache echoes every day Rejuvenating every crack from display In plain sight, I search for thee The sun -The moon -The madness -The Salton Sea My heart no longer speaks Everything I dream of sinks like the night Stuck in quicksand -- the aftermath Healing scars the aftershock left behind Finding ways to fill the gloom Alas bridal curtains sit silently in my room Setting boundaries between Earth's poetic plates Like an earthquake passing through my heart You left like the moon, moving mountains apart IS THERE SOMETHING YOU forgot TO TELL Me, dear Suddenly, San Andreas Fault looks tragic from here Until then I will hold my breath In hopes, our Plates will meet again By: PD 6/29/15
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