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Thoughts of this poem came from watching a mini series called North and South. Patrick Swayze. as Orry Main meets, Leslie Downs, " Madeline Fabray", before he goes off to military school. Digital Picture courtesy of Original Perfectly Patrick |
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| A horse and rider sped by a driver yelling in fright just beyond in a stream of waters the overturned carriage lies What if others are inside! what of their plight? The urgency to plunge forward pressed upon me greatly I had chills! An unexpected path, unknown what destiny lies within that carriage un-forseen so far still? Galloping forward as a whirlwind riding through the breeze soaring as an eagle in flight a startling raphaedite awaits me a vision of utter delight Beating frantically within my breast my heart begins racing, it sings Looking upwards, eyes dramatically compelling, beholding mine so intensley, captivating and tantalizing as the stormy high seas Instantly in love! How often does this happens that the heart is overturned that love comes unexpectently just following the path you are on? How often are rainbows displayed how often will the ears hear a song how often will a medely turn into an entire symphony how often is the heart overwhelmed? How often is the world displayed as new how often does the heart sing how often does true love come and life is magicial, again? How often? |
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