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The Wizard

He calls me his "Lion-faced Goddess." We sit under the Tree Of Life & swim in the River Of Knowledge. He says, "Some day you will be my wife." I save him from drowning. His anger floods my eyes with tears. He was willing to die, to learn the river's secrets. If he dies, I die. It's been like that for years. We have been lover's for centuries. He is the shore. I am the sea. The moon controls our destiny. The Wizard has cast a spell on me. His eyes summon the flame in my heart. Melting icy walls to reveal passion. He says, "Your my muse & we'll never part." I dread the coming of the sun. It signals that it is time to go. My soul must return to its shell. I'll wake up alone again...I know.

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Date: 8/20/2018 9:32:00 PM
I am mesmerized by the truth and love shown in this poem, and so understand the soul returning to its shell. My husband says "where do you go at night? I could never get you out if there was a fire." And he is correct.
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