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Marauding Dawn
The Sea cherished the Moon,
dressed herself in shimmering strings
of pearl light, frolicked in froth.
He caressed her with starlight,
phasing to ripened glory
then spent, a blink in newness.
The Sun stretched out,
a titian lick, spreading a fire
of empyrean diamonds.
The Sea succumbed,
her first amour outshone —
her depths ablaze, boundless.
Published 9th Jun 2014
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9th Jun 2014 9:44pm
That's a wonderful poem about the dawning of a new day. Your words give birth to an exlosion of colors and sparkling light. Just amazing!
13th Jun 2014 3:46am
10th Jun 2014 4:24am
13th Jun 2014 3:48am
Well, the sun did steal the sea away from the moon, a bold move.
Thank you, John.
Thank you, John.
1st Jul 2014 7:44pm
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