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Wordless Wednesday ~ Summer Sun
22 Wednesday Jun 2016
Posted in Wordless Wednesday
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My Light
21 Tuesday Jun 2016
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When the moon shines full
Against the blackest night
And the stars blaze, with a fire
That lights Heaven’s celestial soul
It is then, in the ebony hours
I find my light
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Flutter
21 Tuesday Jun 2016
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When beauty takes flight
I want to rise up with it
To feel the winds flow
Photo & Poem ©2016 Dorinda Duclos All Rights Reserved
Love’s Caress – #RomanticTuesday
21 Tuesday Jun 2016
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Sunset
When the colors of twilight
Welcome the calm of the night
And the only sound I hear
Is your heartbeat whispering near
And I feel your love’s caress
As we lay this day to rest
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Another Verse, Another Day
20 Monday Jun 2016
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Headphones on, to dim the noise
Fingers on the keyboard, poised
Words begin to type themselves
Thinking, maybe, I have elves
No, it’s me, who taps away
Another verse, another day
Things are starting to make sense
Thoughts and meanings so intense
Can’t believe my brain’s still going
Now this poem’s overflowing
Enter, comma, too much drama
All this writing’s causing trauma
Blurring letters fall off the page
I’m starting now, to disengage
Eyes begin to droop and close
Maybe I should switch to prose
©2016 Dorinda Duclos All Rights Reserved
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