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Autumn Moon

Autumn Moon Autumn moon hung over in fire over the hill's   the wild black promontories of the coast extend as fare as the eyes could see, I need a place on the sea away from us away and away from what we could be. one winter afternoon sunlight that gilds the cobbled streets of Montreal ,   I saw a small village outside Paris , beyond the light beyond the sun That is where my heart hung over you , under sheets of scarlet satin   away from vows and other sins my heart gave in   above the confusion and the fuss of both of us ,   beyond the push beyond the rush my heart felt it was   going to bust with all the love you gave , the curve of the narrow street , reflected back at you and me, there's a place for love and light   a peaceful time, no wrong no right , run me and never let go let's run in the streets of Paris until   we get old , the shop window at left , still follows the old line of the country lane that we once played . there's a place for love and light for the both of us, where understanding takes flight; the cars line the street lights of Montreal feels so right, with faith as sweet as scent   there is time for us yet. Poetic Judy Emery © 1997 The Queen Of Darken Dreams Poetic Lilly Emery
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