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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Like tender loving arms, they wrap around old monuments of stone set on the ground; those silent sentinels that stand their guard above the souls, we honor and regard. To honor and regard through all the years when loved ones come to speak unhappy tears. Beneath the summer rain and winter snow, these monuments of stone, their sorrow show. Like tender arms, the vines embrace the stones to comfort them, these guardians of bones who bear the sadness brought to them to share, by those who stand and weep in silent prayer. The tender vines grow thicker 'round the tombs... create a leafy shawl that lives and blooms, and shows true hope for new life after death which tangled vines embrace with living breath. Like tender loving arms, they wrap around these lasting monuments, where peace is found, and frame the name of each whose life reclines... now resting safe and sound, caressed by vines. September 27, 2016 ~7th Place~ Premiere Contest: Stones Sponsor: Anthony Biaanco Judged: 08/14/2021 ~3rd Place~ Premiere Contest, 2019 Poetry Marathon Mile 18 Sponsor: Mark Toney Judged: 02/16/2019 ~3rd Place~ Contest: Your Best Rhyming Poem 2 Sponsor: John Hamilton Judged: 02/03/2017 ~2nd Place~ Contest: Overgrown With Vines Sponsor: Broken Wings Judged: 10/08/2016
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