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Spirit Clothes

By candlelight I listen 
As the whisper of the evening 
Slow unfolds.
Your voice treads lightly 
Tiptoed to my ear.
The coolness of the air 
Lays down upon our sharing;
A touching of our souls is all I hear.
I long to stretch in repetition  
Those few moments rare;
Reach out with cat-like quickness 
Snatching each to pass my eye;
Storing them in some great cookie jar,
Consuming each so delicate, by and by.
We know that what we have is rare;
The treasured time we share, 
How precious now to slow release 
And tease from us ephemeral care.
It is the clothing of the spirit 
We who love, must wear.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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