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Christopher Ross Howie
Poems
Dec 2016
To Avalon
Take your ships and your sailors,
to that island of the sky,
take them all to Avalon,
where the dreamers fly.
The gentle winds breeze,
the voice of a longing lover,
the want of a passing mother.
Take them all to Avalon.
The soul knows not hunger
when stopped in Avalon.
All the treats of the finer,
are common in Avalon.
When others see only sadness,
do not fall for their madness.
The light pours through the trees,
and the people know only glee.
A pristine paradise,
so tranquil and free of vice,
a home for heart and humor.
Bring all your friends to Avalon.
The grass grows glossy green,
the sky shines a cerulean sheen,
the stars sparkle in bright delight,
Avalon welcomes you tonight.
Our appeal is more than real,
so think well in passing for
when you come to Avalon,
you'll never care to leave.
Written by
Christopher Ross Howie
North Carolina
(North Carolina)
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