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late night strolls in June

nothing lasts forever
your love for me
infinity
even your endeavor
those stolen kisses under the moon
those late-night strolls in June
because when September comes
our love is only an ember
when we can only remember June
and those moments 
under the moon 

nothing lasts forever
those long looks
peering at our books
under the moon
when it shone on your hair
nothing can compare 
to those late-night strolls in June

nothing lasts forever
not the leaves on a tree
like the whispers of never
the leaves that flow free 
eventually have to fall
those things we see
those leaves we came to be
when you can only plea 
for those late-night strolls in June

Premium Member The Bulldog Strolls

The fearsome Bulldog strolls 
as a robust reminder
to those exhibiting various traits 
of hooligan grinder.

He keeps a close watch 
for surreptitious acts of malice
from those who sneak a peek 
then retreat to their palace.

Kings and Queens 
who flaunt their gargantuan pride.
Be careful where you trod 
the dog hears every lie.

Blocked by most of the sugar crowd 
with their game.
The level of hypocrisy wielded 
just adds to the shame.

Premium Member Moonlit Strolls - Lei

On moonlit strolls along the beach
   Ardor is never out of reach 

 To rhythmic waves two lovers dance
 And ignite the flames of romance

  Then love completes the hearts desire
   A timeless treasure to acquire

 Love has delight enough for two
 And lights the path for hearts so true

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Summer Strolls

Love warm evening summer strolls
Kids rock everywhere we roll
Upon bank of creek bed cast out ultra light fishing pole
Serenity of nature speaks to the core of my soul

Moving towards the sun as it descends slowly behind a hill
Mesmerized by glorious color display for a brief moment time stands still
Stop every couple feet for flowers kids plucked, their baskets they fill
Break out sweaters and blankets for kids, night air may bring light chill

Some priceless funfilled laughter, quick pitstop at a park
Detour along a beach, kids swear they saw a shark
Venture to Lakenenland,  junk's sculpted into historical art where Tom Lakenen continues to leave his mark
Along bog walk may need a flashlight as moon and stars may not be enough to light our path in the dark

Pups also enjoy tagging along
Being in the great outdoors you can never go wrong 
Lullabies of God's creatures are most beautiful of songs
Fresh air and sweet natural aromas kids will be dreaming soon, won't be long

Strolls Home Through the Corn

strolls home through the corn 
and sees lights at the windows - -
tackles intruder

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