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night of a moving bliss featuring dolvas

by MVP-Most Valuable Poet

Night Of A Moving Bliss
 
Robert Velez Jr. & Lori Vasquez
 
 
 
A dream …a vision.
 
You and me caught up in the moonlight
 
Two bodies in the shadow of the night
 
Glistening like the ocean sea in the dark
 
Wet like the sand once the waves retreat
 
Touching ever so gently
 
Sweet kisses that hurt so good
 
Enticing sounds of waves hitting the shores peacefully
 
Hands locked in without ever letting go
 
Sensationalizing a moment that takes breaths away
 
Body heat so intense melting away the sting of the cold breeze
 
Embracing and erasing the cares of the world around
 
Blinded and death by an everlasting love that consumes your mind
 
A supernatural connection so strong leaving imprint in the sand
 
That even the powerful tides of the waves will never erase signatures
 
Of those that believe in true love
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Comments (3)

MVP-Most Valuable Poet
<p>this was another collaboration put together</p><p>its about connection and expressing our thoughts behind this piece</p>
WordSmith_15
<p>I love poems that make me think of people...places</p><p>this one way great. Collaboration was seamless&nbsp;</p>
MVP-Most Valuable Poet
<p>powerful message</p><p>the words connected to this poem is very meaningful</p><p>thank you lori for collaboration</p><p>it was an honor-someday, we should recite this at an opem mic event</p>

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