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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required On Alabaster Wings I dream of taking flight with you, around Saturn's rings If only we could soar above the clouds on alabaster wings Over mountains we'd fly until we reach the brightest star I'd never tire of starlight dreams if that's where you are "Elusive" is a word that never describes what we share I know when I close my eyes, I'll find love waiting there In your arms I feel a soft blush, warming my complexion Our kisses grow passionate, igniting the flame of affection An elliptical embrace, amidst the seducing central sun Within stellar nurseries, where our love has been spun Just like binary stars, exchanging solar sensual flares Our love strengthens as we climb the seraphic stairs As we sail celestial seas, I have your heart by my side On alabaster wings, what an enchanting rhythmical ride The universe our playground as we frolic through with ease Your touch, a Supernova bliss breathing in a botanical breeze We cling in love's embrace, once more circling 'round the moon fearing the rising light of dawn will separate us much too soon But each night I'll be with you when I close my eyes and dream as we take flight amid the stars when moonlight is all agleam *******___________****** Sixth of July, 2017 Collaboration Contest Sponsored by Jan Alllison
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