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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I heard a crackling fire, flashing like shooting stars. I heard a memory, exploding - shooting stars bursting forth in passion, beating through me reminiscent, sparking thoughts of you in ebony night. Our love rekindled, soft words soothed in whispers, aside dancing flames – popping, sizzling, snapping. Dreams ablaze. We, falling into wilderness, embraced each touch, bare brush of flushed skin, kissing, smouldering trace of lips, each pounding pulse of blood - our limbs entangled, our ebb and flow, crunching leaves under strokes of sound, lost in a rush of fervent breath as winds whistled, whirling through evening trees. I remember crickets chirping, sounding off in breezy sway of grasses flow - a love song birthed timeless in the thin haze of a beautiful, summer night, and I remember sounds of a rippling lake nearby, the hoot of a Great Horned Owl, the faraway howl of a lone coyote, and dreams flicker in ruffled sounds of love birds, silent in song, nestled above, still creating music - a gentle, rhythm asleep on rustling bough. We, enraptured, were fully aware yet blissfully unaware of tender night playing a lover’s symphony all around – a romantic serenade for two. On nights like this, I remember. Written 3/12/17 for Noise Contest
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