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Dreaming by Jean M. Lewis
In my dreams we meet you and I beneath a cloudless deep blue sky, The meadow flowers here abound And rich green grass lies all around.
This is a perfect, halcyon place To greet you love - warmly embrace. We linger here beneath the sun Our hearts and souls joining as one.
For hours we talk, our souls we bare As everything we gladly share And we express our deep, true love - But storm clouds are looming up above.
It's getting dark, it's hard to see, I sense you drift away from me, The air grows cold, what is my fate? I awake now - sad and desolate.
© Copyrights reserved Jean M. Lewis May 2000
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HAIKU by Jean M. Lewis
Winter's white fingers Frosting branches, trees and fields, Move silently on. ---o0o--- White winter trees pose Adorned in lace robes of snow, Temporary guise. ---o0o--- A soft gentle sound Carried on the evening breeze, Whispers ""He is here"". ------o0o------ Haunting melody, Sad requiem for lost love Always remembered.
© Copyrights reserved Jean M. Lewis February 2001
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Night by Jean M. Lewis
Approaching Night gently wraps Her sequined cloak of glittering stars Around a weary, troubled Earth.
Sleep now and Night will help to heal The worried mind of anxious men And respite bring to love rejected.
Problems of the day subside Hidden in Night's protective veil. Come quickly Night and soothe all pain,
Refresh and make Man whole again, Before the Dawn appears anew Weeping once more her morning dews.
© Copyrights reserved Jean M. Lewis March 2000
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