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Jul 2012
Do not leave me here,

with warm sun upon my skin,

thrushes echoing in the verdant shade,

and coolest caress of breeze,

they tease!



Nor with begonias ripe

with the late-summer perfume

of your skin and thresh'd-wheat hair,

the scent of you and me

and the love we made.



In blue brilliance above, streaked with white,

I see naught but silvered pools of your eyes,

Gaia herself must be ashamed,

That to all her masterpieces, I have given name,

And it is yours -



Your laughter,

your smile,

your touch,

envelope my every sense,



And as I sit in wonder, I begin

to believe in childhood dreams again.
Written by
Madeline Cockrell
586
   Gabriel
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