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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In our crimson embers lie the snowflakes In our snowflakes rise our whispers In the downward valley You asked Where are gone the embers My bird asks your roses The maniac cucumber That would change your proses to hankering lyrics In sync with the drumsticks and melt the burglar ice seated in the starving slice of my days and nights into my tissues and veins calling the fire that ignites the fragile glass of window panes pouring the dances of rose-fragrance grains in the lanes and bylanes of the churning existence on supreme fire Dancing with the strings of lyres Squeezing the pomegranate desire The snowflakes have robbed us of the curls of earthquake No tales of ripples in the frozen lake Purple pulsations have left my neck Gone are the hours of scarlet cheesecake We must wait until the white flowers into colors Our arrival in the scent of sun and showers Can never end in the frozen bower Embers proceed with death in snowflakes New sparks are born to infuse a break Gather new embers The golden spurs of life in spicy strife The poetry goes on From Babylon to Houston From embers to snowflakes From heartbreaks to handshakes The sunshine and the tree The lemon and honey The blending spree The blossoming cherry January 3, 2018 For Embers and Snowflakes-Poetry Contest Sponsored by Anthony Slausen
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