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Celestial Rhapsody: a Lover's Dream

Written: August 10, 2023 ______________________________________________________________ Earth stopped its spin—a momentary pause, As if the universe held its breath in awe, The sea and the sky merged into one. A waltzing of colors—an ethereal stun Galaxies collided—a celestial display, Night hiccuped, in a whimsical way, The earth tilted, taking a daring chance. And stars, glistening, began their cosmic dance. Hand in hand—we ventured beyond the horizon. singing love songs, our hearts in unison, A bimble through the heavens, a surreal delight, As we embraced the beauty of this celestial night. I woke up from this dream—still lingering in my mind, Under my lashes, a vision of love, so tender and kind, And there you were, in the darkness of the night, Bringing warmth to my world, a beacon of light. In this nocturnal realm, where dreams come alive, You appeared, my love, my soul's guide, Together, we traversed the infinite expanse. A symphony of love, a cosmic romance Celestial bodies shimmered—painting the sky. As we danced among the stars, so high, Time stood still—as we twirled and spun. Lost in a rhapsody, our hearts are one. The universe whispered secrets in our ears. As we reveled in a love that knew no fears. With each step, our souls intertwined, In a dance of love—forever entwined, And as the sun rose—casting its golden hue, I realized that my dream had come true. For you, my love, are the sun to my day, Guiding me through life, lighting my way.
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