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Post by Kali mun on Apr 4, 2004 20:21:11 GMT -5
One inland summer I walked through rye The wind at my heels smelled like rain White clouds hurried through the sky The wind roared across the grain.
Ten years old , I saw down the lane In ages before the world ran dry What the maps could not contain The worlds that were said to have died.
Atlantis gleamed like a dream gone dry Avalon lay under faerie reign Tir-nan-og was fair-locked land Cibola was the guarded golden plain.
I saw the lands where men stay strong And knights in shinning armor I saw the lands where beauty lasts long And queens in their glamour
The unicorn’s danced in the grass The dragons flew high in the sky The elves planted flowers along the pass The faeries whizzed by.
The Rubies sparkled brightly While diamonds danced The sapphires were placed in rings tightly While people looked at emeralds with a glance.
But as I grew older These visions passed on by But I will always remember My walk through the rye.
(copywrite christine W. 2004)
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Post by Cherise on Apr 4, 2004 20:29:51 GMT -5
I like this! - runs away wiff it -
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Post by Stoic Soul on Apr 5, 2004 10:01:14 GMT -5
Hey you cant run away with all of the good poems. By the way, good poem Kali-mun: turns and runs after Cherise: Stop! Poetry Police! You are under arrest for the theft of priceless poetry.
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Post by Cherise on Apr 5, 2004 16:51:46 GMT -5
THE THIRD BOROUGH WILL NEVER CATCH ME! - cackles -
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