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Premium Member What the Eye Sees the Heart Cannot Forget

To beseech thy comeliness of my dreams

Once a long time ago, weaved with mine eyes

I miss those moments once so long ago

Two intent basking under shadowed oaks

Breathe;     ride upon the wind and taste the dew

Wandering through admittance of the wild

    Oh, so quiet whispers to not arouse 

Intervolve nature's sedated presence

Within the wooded lush verdant grassland

Sapphire river always flowed full of life 

Seeking beyond the yielding downward path 

My heart still feels those times spent in the warmth



3/3/2017


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Premium Member Ode To the Fairy

Fairy kings, dryads
 in the labyrinths of nightfall
fill children’s heads with dread.
They walk hushed, their pockets full of bread

Bewitched these children bring
elusive, unthinkable thoughts,
of wings that flitter in aqua tints,
perch a silver instant on nodding fronds
tumble into violet, dew- drop flowers.

Spirits of the blue air, 
fragments of a baby’s first laugh
travel to us over centuries of sky
in a  boat of glass

On rainbow wings that flutter
 among flowered garlands, 
sparkle in waterfalls,
shimmer in twisted vedigris woods.
haunting moonlit narratives.  Awaken 
imagination in  ethereal meadow-pinks
Arise from lakes on a pure white horse.
Hide their gold in blossoms of gorse 
Reign over deep earth, intervolve,
spells from midnight 'til the cock’s first crow.

Glorious gladness and frivolity.
In the shadowed hours of indigo,
dance in a secret ring.
Spin star shine into fairy dust and sing
nature’s magic.

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