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Kisses

Zephyr’s whisper came and fled

Heaven’s tears from overhead…

When upon my cheek it rests,

Fie the early dusk that nests!

Haled beyond the distant shore,

I’ll not find there I found before.

By rosy lips and glowing cheeks

Heart rises over mountain peaks.

For children never leave too well

Without a gift like chime of bell.

What lovers hardly e’er impart

Without a package of the heart?

Of lips and swoons and kindly spells

A woman not too often tells…

But I with you a heart will share—

Life’s due burdens will rightly bear.

From me to you, and you to me…

For time and all eternity,

Though roads may climb and dizzy wind

Gorse for kisses we will find.

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Jul 4, 2010
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