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Corroded with tantalizing sensations -
Peering into the depth -
When we sit side by side
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couriously yet gently
her hand rests upon her swelling belly - -
The sweetest whisper of a kiss
caresses the deepest turmoils of my soul, while watching -
Large swollen, seed sprinkled faces,
Framed by vibrantly soft yellow petals, -
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trickling over my skin -
Sun beams sift throuh
the birth of spring green leaves, -
Moments of sand, captured in the hour glass of time,
Gently spilling forth, from its reality, with a sense of sublime beauty. -
to simiply be -
In my exsistance with acceptence,
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O' Divine Mother
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I found God today,
Walking across the exit ramp -
Crisp mountain air My sea of opportunities
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Black eye sues - / Deeply bright, golden / Crowning a black abyss - / My Queen, so divine, I love her. / On my knees / Tears flowing freely - / freshly drying sheets billowing in the
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I kissed you
My lips embrace yours
For a heart beat before drawing away -
Beauty unfurles from Spring / Bounding into Summer's arms / Unleashing it's glory / In brust of color and fragences / Life / Rich and vibrant / Pulsating / Times of lazy smiles / While holdinby SternBlinkin 38 lines, on Jun 3 7:47 PM 2007
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Fire blazing / White and pale gold / Heat engulfing / powerfully soothing / And yet overpowering / Rain falls / Large spaced pregant dropsby SternBlinkin 31 lines, 2 comments, on May 27 8:23 PM 2007
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A kiss / Captured in a child's hand / Blown and set free / Untouched / A Divine source / Of majestic bliss / A rainbow / Manifested in the form / of the Universe / Brusts of love / Starsby SternBlinkin 30 lines, 2 comments, on May 27 7:56 PM 2007
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Red hair long and thick
Usually knoted
In a messy bunch at the back of my headby SternBlinkin 97 lines, 1 comment, on May 4 9:20 AM 2007 -
A sweet mellodious voice
Pours out - into me - -
I saw God today / He was walking down the street / wearing jeans and a white tee / holding a cup of coffee / sipping - careful not to spill - / as he walked. / / I saw him again this morning / She wa
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I'm afraid / To strip down / to the bare root of me / / To toss aside / all from me that is not free / / To let go of / thoughts of what others think / / To let go of /
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Hold my hand Child
Frolic in the world about you; -
We moved to Sugar River after our first one was born
To raise a family away from the madness I prayed I left behind.by SternBlinkin 33 lines, on Jan 9 12:18 PM 2006. In Other -
Sway to and frow
Just let your mind fade -
I place the glass before my lips,
Pausing, -
L ong ago, during a time forgotten by you and me,
O ver the shadowed valleys leading to the forgotten sea, -
So tired,
Exhausted from the wake of day- -
Leaves fell last month,
Leaving us a the barren earth - -
Starring out the window,
I see nothing out there.
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