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Click hereI watched us flicker then ignite
as if the moon fell from the sky
into our arms, held like a new born
love, all squall and need, bright
with loony hope. We bloomed in day.
Time unfolded flowers, petal palms
cupped warmth, then grown heavy
with the reign of deeds and hours
drooped to a drowse that afternoon,
curled wiser at the edge of gloom,
no less love, but gardens deep
with knowing, fell beneath twilight,
where she fades like sun, dimmer.
Line 1: darkmaas, Boulevard
Line 13: Wicked Eve, Morna's Last Room
This poem was mentioned in the Archival Review thread, in a picking through Lit's archive of over 36,500 poems.
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You don't seem to have a bad word in you. And if you did, I'm sure you'd find how to use it wisely. Once again, a poem which flows like the river of life. Thank you.