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LOVERS HOLIDAY


Falling leaves swirl by 
Squirrels peek through the pane

My companion's eyes caress me
Our serenade is rain

Fingers dance along my spine
Lips across my face

All is calm within our minds
Within our restful space

Laughter is our melody
A rhapsody of joy

Two hearts singing nature's song
All else we ignore

We dare to live a fantasy
Sharing passion's play

We sip the wine of happiness...
Lover's Holiday.

Copyright 2016   Regi Taylor   All Rights Reserved
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Regi Taylor

Regi Taylor is an author, journalist, artist, and sculptor with an extensive background marketing, public relations, advertising, branding and merchandising. He’s had hands-on experience as a former Newark, New Jersey City Councilman’s aide. The married father of four young adult children has achieved notable artistic accomplishments as an artist associated more with social commentary than with art for art’s sake, earning citations in the U.S. Congressional Record. .

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