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poetFemmeFatale
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0 posted 2000-09-02 12:57 PM


~ My Dreaming Death ~
by poetFemmeFatale


Stillframes of my life - were flashing there in front of me
Memories & images - much like a short movie -
The lights around me flickering - it was my time to go
Like a candle dancing in the breeze, before that final blow.

My pupils fixed, my heart now still - I took my final breath
As the sweetest darkness welcomed me - It was my dreaming death -
For a moment there in limbo, as my soul prepared for flight
It was like the darkest morning but in fact, the brightest night...

Music softly playing - I could feel it in my ears
Like the sweetest, softest whisper - that erases doubtful fears -
Something urged me forward, like my soul knew where to go
I was on my way to Heaven - a small voice had told me so.

Far off in the distance, I could see a tranquil land
And much to my surprise - I felt something take my hand -
My eyes were fixed on meadowglades, & crystal mountain streams
I had never seen such beauty - never in my wildest dreams...

There were daffodils & hollihocks as far as eye could see
And a garden full of roses that were blooming just for me -
I stood in awe and stared at all this breathless, endless land
But why was I here all alone - I didn't understand?

Not a soul in sight, no multitudes, no singing angel's choir
It was then I knew, that heaven is - my own heart's true desire -
Like Eve alone in paradise - I walked along the shore
of the deepest emerald ocean & I prayed for one thing more...

My feet deep in the whitest sands - hair blowing in the wind
I asked that God find me an angel, someone he could send -
Who would show me how it feels to love - the truest, purest way
I had never known that down on earth - not even for a day...

That night, my soul fell fast asleep, beneath a willow tree
And when I awoke - I saw him there - my angel of the Sea -
His eyes of passion green - he stood tall & dressed in white
He took my hand & helped me stand, my strong angelic knight.

He whispered, "I have come to you - to be your guiding soul -
to love you & to dream with you - complete & make you whole.
Our hearts have always beat as one - we're from the same bright star,
I'll never leave you lonely, always be there where you are..."

He brushed my hair back from my face - his eyes looked deep in mine
Eternity was all we had - no distance, space or time.
Somewhere in the background, I could hear an angel's choir
As our love ignited, burning bright - heaven's purest fire...

It was then I knew, that heaven is - my own heart's true desire.


*Dedicated to my angel*



© Copyright 2000 Gennifer David - All Rights Reserved
brian madden
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ireland
1 posted 2000-09-02 01:36 PM


He brushed my hair back from my face - his eyes looked deep in mine
Eternity was all we had - no distance, space or time.
Somewhere in the background, I could hear an angel's choir
As our love ignited, burning bright - heaven's purest fire...

It was then I knew, that heaven is - my own heart's true desire.

WOw PPF beautifully written poem. sigh  

"I concede relationships have left me weak Won't be here so I don't care Look for something worthy to replace my guilt" Mansun legacy

Poet deVine
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Hurricane Alley
2 posted 2000-09-02 01:38 PM


This is beautiful, Gen! A visual delight!  
Mark Bohannan
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In the winds of Cherokee song
3 posted 2000-09-02 03:59 PM


Totally awesome piece and your imagery is well above superb. I must say a masterpiece for sure.   
EagleOne
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Between a laugh and a tear...
4 posted 2000-09-02 04:22 PM


Fantastic images you have conjured here! Outstanding, sensational, Shall I go on?  

It was then I knew, that heaven is - my own heart's true desire

I love that line!



"The heart and soul have no illusion of boundries when friendship is the quest"
~ My Angel.

Sudhir Iyer
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since 2000-04-26
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5 posted 2000-09-02 07:01 PM


Absolutely great work... pFF you shine thru your work...

regards,
sudhir

WhiteNite
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Montgomery, AL
6 posted 2000-09-02 07:08 PM


Wow... still the same ol' Femme... love your work.  Sorry I havn't been around.  Life has been pretty hectic.  Just testing a system at work and thought I'd drop in.  Good to see you're still around.. E-mail me sometime.     --Dave< !signature-->

"Don't let your character get camoflaged with your environment.
Find who you are and let it stay in its true colors." --Rachel Joy Scott




[This message has been edited by WhiteNite (edited 09-02-2000).]

Sven
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7 posted 2000-09-03 12:42 PM


Wow Gen. . . you know, I'm still getting used to this new you. . . but I like it!!  This one was just wonderful. . . I love the images that you've used here . ..

Excellent!!


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That which gives light must endure burning
--Victor Frankl


rosepetals25
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8 posted 2000-09-03 02:00 AM


poetfemmefatale,
  
   Wow. I don't know what to say .. It is a beautiful peice of work.  Stunning.

              rp25

Mark R.
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9 posted 2000-09-03 08:42 AM


Brilliant, simply brilliant.  What else can I say.  Always the best from PFF.  Thanks for that visual masterpiece.
catalinamoon
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The Shores of Alone
10 posted 2000-09-03 06:47 PM


So beautiful, and what a lovely ending. I want to meet my angelic knight too!.
Catalinamoon

Deb Lynne
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Where blue skies meet blue ocean
11 posted 2000-09-03 11:01 PM


I haven't read anything of yours in quite awhile & this one was worth waiting for!  Simply beautiful!
poetFemmeFatale
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12 posted 2000-09-04 01:23 PM


I just wanted to say a big thanks to everyone of you who faithfully continues to read my works...I know I haven't been as active here lately, but I do plan to get back here more frequently, real soon!  Things are slowly coming together in a more organized manner in my life, (ROFLMAO) and I hope to be a familiar face around here again soon.  I've missed all of you desperately, and I know I'm missing out on alot of good poetry, by not being here as much.  I will do my best to get back to each and every one of you, and catch up ASAP!  Life is good, and I'm still dreaming!  Your comments mean the world to me, and they encourage me to keep writing my sappy thoughts, so thanks!

I know this poem was a big "strange", and it definately took a different turn in the end than I first anticipated, but I thought, "What the heck!"  Sorry it was so long - I pat everyone on the back who had the patience to read it through!   Thanks!

Mark Bohannan
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In the winds of Cherokee song
13 posted 2000-09-04 01:31 PM




I for one love your sappy stuff.  (hey...I was talking about your poetry...wipe that grin off your face and put on a smile instead) I am trying to be serious here ya know.  



[This message has been edited by Mark Bohannan (edited 09-04-2000).]

Kit McCallum
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14 posted 2000-09-04 01:57 PM


Ahhh PoetFemme ... masterfully written. The imagery was stunning, and it flowed like silk. I felt as if I took this little journey right along side you. What a beautiful and angelic vision you painted ... just lovely!  

Best wishes,
/Kit

JamesMichael
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15 posted 2000-09-04 04:16 PM


Beautiful and enjoyable to read...James
Severn
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16 posted 2000-09-04 07:43 PM


Hey Femme type person...

how are you??
Have a giant K hug..

and a damn fine poem this is too.

K

"He looked across the
silky surface of the Severn...
it was a famously difficult
river with fierce tides..."


From Jack Maggs

Mark Bohannan
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In the winds of Cherokee song
17 posted 2000-09-05 04:07 AM


adding to my library and checking on the music....*wink wink*...so any notes down yet?

I love this one of yours and it belongs in my library and I forgot to check it the other two times.lol....(no comments on that please. )

Bill Charles
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since 2000-07-11
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highways, & byways, for now
18 posted 2000-09-05 08:07 AM


Good morning poetFemmeFatale,
I found what you have written, and it touched me as I read it. This is so very beautiful, written by someone whose heart must be so very tender. It flows with grace, and the words are exquisite with purpose.

Thank you for inviting me for a visit to your place, and I would visit again. Again, this is so very beautiful. To share this with me, I am grateful.

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