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Moonlit Music Dusty dusk wearing charcoal mask emerged to tranquil turquoise canvas of firmament. On ebon night Full Moon marooned in starless sky watching own shimmering reflection in aqua flow on glimmering glow. Gentle breeze creating whorls on wavy aqueous surface framing lattice of shadows of foliage alongside. Muse of lone heart dribbling dripping in rue, starting prelude of song of long-lost love as I had to bid you adieu. Lingering urge and tingling passion flickering with subdued luminous Moonbeam penetrating through aqua layers trying to touch abyss of lamenting emotion. Fervid fervent fervor of forgotten amour flowing forlorn in despondent solitude. Cadence continued through interlude. Yearnings torn in pieces and wisps whisper to mourn on creases of waves. Moonbeams quiver inside water-mirror in grim gleam, melting in melancholy trying to synchronize with melody of mystic music in gloomy glissando. 09/30/20 First Place 'Impact and Metaphors' Contest by William Kakaula

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Date: 11/5/2020 8:32:00 PM
Beautifully written!! All magical..
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Anisha Dutta
Date: 11/5/2020 10:13:00 PM
Thanks Meenakhi. Love.
Date: 10/3/2020 6:28:00 PM
Magical, mysterious and just plain lovely Anisha. What a beautiful picture that draws us into serenity. So pleased for you! Congratulations on your top first place win! Well deserved my friend!
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Date: 10/3/2020 4:31:00 PM
Beautiful, mystical, emotional content! loved it!
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Date: 10/3/2020 2:40:00 PM
Yours is the best, Anisha, I read it more than once, absolutely breathtaking, blessings on your honorable placement, Aloha! William
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