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Temple of Cinnamon Memories

The echoes~ 
from a haunting refrain 
     buried deep, 
within the many corridors 
    of her heart 
weave their tangled, worn threads 
    playing on her memories 
like the delicate, frayed strings 
   of a lonely violin.
 
Lingering whispers intricately 
   seek the depths to the labyrinth 
of her soul, creating a tapestry  
   of wild cinnamon roots and leaves.
 
Her wounds of torn and shattered illusions 
   roar their voices in her mind 
like a jungle of ethereal savagery 
   that clipped her silken dreams 
leaving her flying with broken wings.
 
         Then~ 
the tenderest of love came unto her 
   opening her eyes with magic rays 
that touched her spirit 
   with its fiery fingers of love 
opening her heart  
   to the rebirth of lost dreams. 
 
When his wings unfolded 
   he beckoned her to come 
             And ~ 
      She followed  




Anne P Murray
C@2011 LadeeAnne

You Make Me Smile

Each time you walk
through that door, 
you make me smile

When you say, 
“good morning love”
a smile rushes in
like this river across my face

You speak to me
with prefect clarity
Those warm hugs
surrounded me

Then, I laugh
with an angel's joy.
knowing that
your words are
like these wild cinnamon wings
that nourish my soul

Each time you walk through
that golden door, 
you make me smile
in perfect harmony

Then, let me say it,
"I love you so"

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