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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required When dawn's blush of light eclipses the moon And afternoons find meadows sprinkled with dew When I view willows smiling instead of weeping And the keeping of promises is no longer a prize When artist's eyes see only hues of sepia and gray And the Milky Way abandons its billions of stars That is when I will say, "I no longer love you" And my heart will perish in saddest adieu *** When my pen is lost, and my ink well runs dry And the sky fills with clouds of yellow daffodils When chills from the sun freezes over the seas And bees create pollen and flowers make honey When agony and love have been clearly defined And my mind does not hold you in each thought That is when my heart will no longer love you And life will have no meaning in a world askew *** When songbirds stop singing in harmonic trills And heathered hills have lost their sweet scent When fermented grapes become a bitter wine And the shine in my eyes dulls when I see you When a view of sunset does not leave me awed And God turns his face from a repentant sinner That is when I will say I don't love you any more And oceans waves of blue will no longer rush ashore *** 2022 Poetry Marathon Mile 25 Contest Sponsored by Mark Toney July 25, 2017 ~ Romantic Contest Write Sponsored by John Hamilton
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