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Wind Whispers Of Love

When I feel the wind pick up it's breeze
I try to visualize your face, and frame
I can send love's Ode to you, if you please
On the wings of the Wind that whispers your name

May you hear my voice as I say I love you
May you feel my arms hold you so tight
Let the Wind carry all my love so true
As it enfolds you all through the night

Kisses and Hugs all sprinkled with Stardust
My body's warmth is felt in the Wind
My footsteps come running, to find you I must
For our life together is about to begin

So stand on the hill as the wind passes by
Feel all I have said, catch hold of it true
My love covers you full and complete, as I cry
My Darling, My Love let me lie down next to you

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  • nilav
    January 25, 2008

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    the breeze is really blessed to carry that soothing ,delicious love...deserves the trophy..congrats


    • Katie Lazette
      January 26, 2008
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      Thank You nilav

      for your kind comments and for adding me as a favorite. I am deeply honored.

  • mcheadle
    January 25, 2008
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    What a lovely piece of penning you have done

    Wow seems so little after all you have written...mac

    • Katie Lazette
      January 26, 2008
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      Thank you mac

      for your kind comments. I am glad you enjoyed reading my poem.


  • nitefire
    January 25, 2008

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    This is so sadly beautiful! What a wonderful composition filled with great vivid glimpses of a love so strong! Amazing!

    • Katie Lazette
      January 26, 2008
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      Thank you nitefire

      Your comments are greatly appreciated. I am glad you enjoyed reading my poem.

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