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The dreamscape


He embraces me and goes Through caverns carved of stone and sand Past lofty spires and Misty coves On shipwrecked winds that ply the land Or listens as i hear a song Of Jasmine drenched on stretching lawn where dizzy beats conspire to make our steady walk a languid gait Towards slips and hats that make a charm And press the night that's sweetly warm Upon our bed that dark will make Until the dawn our dreams will take
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judith landgraf
Btw Velasquez is one of my favorite painters. The portrait of don juan de parejo. Is a nice name. Do you know the painter?
judith landgraf
Thank you. I wrote it on Christmas Eve night night some years ago. I'm glad you liked it.
Annette M Velasquez
Gorgeous imagery! This is a poem that has a unique, intriguing style and use of language... The rhymes highlight the flow of the poem.

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