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When our Hearts Set as One

*I stand at the feet of this stunning sunset, The sparks in my eyes, light each star.*           ***Rhythm of each twinkle,           synced with that of my own.           Strong and sure,           albeit few and far.*** *Nameless wind brings to me, stories of silky clouds I pull your smile deep in my heart and finally can breathe.*           ***Familiar words           without cloaks nor shrouds.           Just words...           Yours and mine to reveal what           our hearts would unsheathe.*** *What day is this? Perfect to find the rebirth of freshly dewed dreams.*           ***It isn't yesterday           nor is it tomorrow           It's today...           Where the sun would see us           weave our tapestries           through promise-bound seams.*** *I feel deep in my heart, a fluttery stirring, A hope, a strength to reach out to you.*           ***This hope you speak of...           Tethered by no thread or string           Mending my universe           and making it new.           So now I stand           at the end of this set...           Seeking the beacon           that I had known.           I'd again brave through this day           tomorrow...           Just so that I could hear your heart           that beats with my own...***      Dajena M      ryn
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May 2, 2015
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