


This poem was inspired by a special friend.
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In the busyness of my day, As I drive the long road |
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| it is your smile, your laughter, that
look in your eye, the wavy brown softness of your hair that I see in the pattern of rock |
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and grass and trees on the
granite mountainside. I walk the ridge trail, each breath so sweet with wildflower wind. I stroke such a glorious view with my eyes. Or am I laying beside you, walking the tender curves of your body, breathing your breath, and stroking your hair until you purr such contentment |
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| that the stars awake so they too may sparkle
in this moment. I dance with these stars, atop the world, |
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and you dance with me It is this place, |
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