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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I heard the birds sing, felt when the breeze blew for you as sunburst sky flushed your face in hue. How adorable you were to me you had no clue, if only you knew. After the morose night in your garden I found me, how brightly I’d sparkled like the pearl of ecstasy, being on patina of your luring rose a drop of dew, if only you knew. From the eternity I borrowed the time we’d shared, like blazing sunset sky my yearning in reverie flared. How keen I was to see the day my dream came true, if only you knew. In blue firmament of your eyes my fervor had flown to the charming nest I’d built to become our own. How fondly I sheltered my memory as storm blew, if only you knew. Sound of your voice rippled the silence of longing, filled with melody the void of my lonesome being. How complete I became when you made me new, if only you knew. When drifting on the trail of melting mirage you left, like dry sands of caved-in dune I felt deserted bereft. How sadly my unsaid words ‘I need you’ I heard rue, if only you knew. When your essence remained within me as a shadow, fused with the darkness of abyss of my heart hollow, how many candles my love had lighted there for you, if only you knew. ___________________ August : 25, 2019 For A Brian Strand Rime Contest
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