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Meadowmuse
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0 posted 2000-04-22 11:45 AM



Morning's Kiss




Piano carry this heart away
take my morning into another day
simplicity is enough to make me cry
if I can just hold on to you

Float far above the fiery sky
somewhere near the mirror of your eye
floors and doors and fluttering lace
keep telling me to hold on to you

Find your hush in my warmth and ways
fall from crush of nights and days
canopies of linen line your dreams
stay and let me hold on to you

Listen to the open window's song
the melody lingers and the notes are long
we'll dance again into morning's kiss
and I will hold on to you




Dear LadyClaire





 Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant?......Henry David Thoreau

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Martie
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1 posted 2000-04-22 11:49 AM


You charm me with your poetic grace!
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2 posted 2000-04-22 11:57 AM


Beautiful soul Claire ... And this poem displays it

Rex

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3 posted 2000-04-22 02:07 PM


Claire,
      have you been listening to the wind again?  I hope so, because this is what I heard on it too. . .

Beautiful poem, my friend. . .

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 That which gives light must endure burning
--Victor Frankl


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4 posted 2000-04-22 03:22 PM


Nice poem!!!!
Parker
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5 posted 2000-04-22 03:26 PM


Claire, this is what I need to help me get through thi April sickness. I'm feeling better already.

Parker

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6 posted 2000-04-22 04:49 PM


Damn! Wow! very fine verse... thank you for the read...

Corinne
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7 posted 2000-04-22 05:28 PM


Lovely and Etherial, Meadowmuse.

Corinne

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8 posted 2000-04-22 07:17 PM


A truly lovely poem, Claire~

Marie~

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9 posted 2000-04-22 07:27 PM


CLaire,

oh, this was so beautiful, and I love piano. I felt so wonderful reading it, in fact I'm going to read it again!!

 Kathleen


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10 posted 2000-04-22 10:25 PM


Martie
Rex
Sven
vandana
Parker
doreen
Corinne
Marie
Kathleen
Thank you, all. This morning the piano and the breezes through the house brought out that romantic, nostalgic feeling, I guess, and this poem/song just sort of "happened"...glad you found it to your liking. Thanks so much for letting me know...you folks are so kind.

~ Claire

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11 posted 2000-04-22 10:46 PM


Beautifully written Claire.  I have the windows open this evening, with a gentle breeze.  I hope your windows are still open also.
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12 posted 2000-04-22 11:18 PM


Very lovely, Claire!

Denise

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13 posted 2000-04-23 12:50 PM


So romantic and beautiful Claire.  This one is definitely a read aloud one..and I did so several times.  Truly lovely words.  

 *Krista Knutson*

As soon as man does not take his existence for granted, but beholds it as something unfathomably mysterious, thought begins.
~*Albert Schweitzer*~

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14 posted 2000-04-23 11:08 AM


aaaahhh...Wow.   The piano and the breeze...yes, I can hear it now.  ( I play piano too!)     This really made me want to throw open the windows, and softly play.....Fabulous work girl!  Never disappointed when I read one from you!  
Meadowmuse
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15 posted 2000-04-23 01:17 PM


Mike, thank you. My windows do stay open quite a bit. And yes, they were open last night, and remain so.

Denise, so glad you enjoyed this.  

Krista, you know,  when I read poetry, I read aloud.  As I write poetry, I read what I've written aloud. The spoken word, especially in poetic design, can bring such a sensory awakening. Thank you so much for reading this and for your sweet response.

poetFemme, so good to know this gave you something to enjoy. Thank you for reading it and for letting me know.

~ Claire

  

 Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant?......Henry David Thoreau

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16 posted 2000-04-23 03:40 PM


Claire~
What a lovely melody played through
this piece.

'Listen to the open window's song
the melody lingers and the notes are long'

You sing/play the prettiest songs, Claire.

The sounds from my harpsichord are often heard by neighbors across the lake
who call and ask me to play their favorite songs.  

What beautiful memories you have to play.
Happy Easter to you and your children.
~*Marge*~



 ~*The pen of the poet never runs out of ink, as long as we breathe.*~
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17 posted 2000-04-24 03:37 AM


Ah, Marge...I can almost hear it...the magical soundings of your harpsichord across the lake...such a gifting that must be for your neighbors, and for you, to know that they find such enjoyment in your playing...what a treasure!

Thank you for your kindness.  I hope your Easter was blessed with love and shared peace.

~ Claire

Elizabeth Santos
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18 posted 2000-04-24 04:38 AM


Claire,
What a beautiful piece, the same etherial qualities in all of your work, and so very romantic.
Love to read your poetry
Liz

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19 posted 2000-04-24 05:37 AM


I am spell bound in the beauty of this...

 A man does not love a woman because she is beautiful...But she is beautiful because he loves her.



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20 posted 2000-04-24 10:51 AM


Liz, First Knight, thank you both for reading. That you enjoyed it makes me smile.

~ Claire

 Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant?......Henry David Thoreau

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21 posted 2000-05-02 04:42 AM


I have to tell you this could be a page right from my life. I can remember Rosemary coming down the stairs in the early morning light and kissig me softly on the back of my neck. But I've learned since then she had some other things on her head. Was it the music... Or did I miss it. Women are so hard to figure, but it was sure a wonderful time you've brought to rememberin. I love this. Nice and sweet, now I think I'll try for rest. Sweet dreams Meadow. Does the world go by eastern standard time. Sometimes I just drift off wandering when I should be tired. So "Morning Kiss" to the top of the list.< !signature-->

 If I could paint a portrait, of this life in which I've led, and somehow sketch a story, of the visions in my head, I'd start out with a canvas, stretched tightly in a frame, and in the bottom corner, I'd leave room to sign my name.  (Michelle A. Bartley)

[This message has been edited by lucky (edited 05-02-2000).]

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22 posted 2000-05-02 08:29 AM


Music to my ears and eyes. Graceful and soothing. Love it! ACT.
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23 posted 2000-05-02 12:34 PM


Claire,
     I love this!  You are very charming.  I can hear the music on the wind, too -- the music of your heart!

Love Ya~

Terry



 ~you reached inside, you touched my heart,
and I am all the better for it~
Terry A. Woodson, Jr.

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24 posted 2000-05-02 12:36 PM


Meadowmuse,
     I like the words that you penned from the heart.  I like to listen to the notes on the wind, too.  I like to listen to its whispers, for I have found that usually it is trying to tell me something.  

Love your poem!



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25 posted 2000-05-02 12:44 PM


Lucky...your memory sounds divine...reading your words about it just now gave me such pleasure. Thank you for letting me know. And though it is again of morning, sweet dreams for you as well...

ACT...so glad you enjoyed this poem in the way you described. Thank you.

Terry...I don't know about "charming" but I do write what whirls round in my heart. Thank you for recognizing that, and for letting me know you enjoyed this piece.

~ Claire

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 Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant?......Henry David Thoreau

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26 posted 2000-06-15 12:59 PM


Claire~
Should you happen to peek in ...
I miss you and your poetry.
Love to you~
~*Marge*~


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27 posted 2000-06-15 07:03 PM


I also miss Clair's wonderful style of writing.   Nice to see her back on top.  James
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28 posted 2002-03-11 11:26 PM



So beautiful!

Take care,
Melissa~

"Poetry is not an opinion expressed...
it is a song that rises from a bleeding
wound...or a smiling mouth"

~Kahlil Gibran~

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