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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Stay - One more golden morning – Linger - One more silver night – Abide tiny child born of my desire To encourage a new life; Watch with me the amber moon Peek through moonbeams rising up so large We could touch it's creamsicle face - Sleep caressed within the shelter of soft umber leaves, Preparing for their final journey, To sing a last duet with you, This last autumnal aria, no more with choruses, just two thin voices To a harp song strummed through my oaken limbs; Now see the changing cloud ships Gather - carrying cargoes full of rain - To scuttle ‘cross the sunrise When breezes turn from summer zephyrs To blustery torrents, tinted with icy dew; As you sail away, soaring on their roller coaster wings, I leave a kiss upon your face in sunlight that taught your heart to beat – Watching with a blessing on my lips - My empty arms still remembering your round, smooth face - As you ride the vagabond winds Following their air-born trails to find your place Where you nestle deep within a warm and richly decorated nursery – A birthing place – For when you labor I stand a silent sentinel alongside ancient family, A vigil as the silent snows blanket your dreams of mighty forest oak - To wake in seasonal celebration When, re-formed, your first leaves appear; No farewell now only adieu, my little one, until we meet again.
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