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A Shining Moment

Above the hardened world I see a cloud white edges soft but dark pervades its heart beside the brook a stone so bright and proud her striking beauty makes her stand apart I bow my fingers wrap around her waist I lift her from her lesser comrades there I touch the smoothness of her face her sheen and curving lines without compare I want to take her home with me to keep I pause and hear the moving gurgling brook and cast her back into the liquid deep I hear her splash and take a final look      And with her loss I feel a tiny grief      but smile I touched her being oh so brief
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Written by
glenn-currier
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Published
Feb 27, 2021
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My first try at an English or Shakespearean sonnet.

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#love#preciouslife#temporary#touching#flesh#spirit#nature#femininebeauty
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