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Quiet Evenings

After hours on the ocean

 

Our little sailboat is slowing

 

The subtle waves are losing life

 

I guess it’s time we got to rowing

 

 

The stars beneath us are withdrawing

 

The fish around us, packing in

 

Nothing but the sounds of settling

 

And ripples where our boat had been

 

 

So after all these quiet evenings

 

Of laughter spilling on the docks

 

You up and leave me like the waves had done

 

And leave love upon the rocks

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Jul 15, 2010
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