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ThisDiamond
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since 2002-02-22
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0 posted 2004-11-11 09:41 PM



It nears
The scent of slumber

When all of nature lays to fast
Beneath the claim of gemstone wonder

My words take frolic in your mind
Did you receive that affirmation?

Still shy but maybe I
Could weave to gold the un-mistakes
Concluding worthy conversation

Let drift the past, the lessons we were sent to learn
The loves that will forever burn, forgiven and held dear

It nears
Another time to reach and find…
Of favorite things to share…I look beyond uncertain stare
Undressing velvet gowned insight, and making love the feeling there

For I am just a woman made of dreams
Without shoes, the snow becomes my bed of white moonbeams
And I have yet to learn the dance
Set free upon the frosting of romance

I hunger for the intimate of fire
Every moment spent in the embrace of our desire
As sift upon the pain, that peaceful still that comes in every snow
To make with him the path our lives will go
Creating moments to taste well, the recipe for pleasures in the future dwell

It nears
His scent in secret pleases understood
Made angels in the slide of feel good
And he, the snow upon my need, as in the fall of love we feed

Copyright Kkh 11/11/04

© Copyright 2004 Kathleen Harris - All Rights Reserved
Susan
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since 2004-03-27
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walking the surreal
1 posted 2004-11-11 09:55 PM


Ah, Kathleen - you actually make me long for the company of winter - and that, my dear friend, is an amazing feat!

Hugs - Susan

Happiness isn't something that happens to you, it's created from within you.  Joy is a state of mind.

Magnus
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2 posted 2004-11-11 10:36 PM


Flarrs in the snow...hmmmm, perhaps.

You take something as simple as snow and
turn it into a banquet for the soul.

You excel in this, yanno?

passing shadows
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displaced
3 posted 2004-11-12 03:30 AM



Goldenrose
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4 posted 2004-11-12 05:39 AM


Kathleen so beautiful and lyrical..very much enjoyed thank you..

Goldenrose.

Mark Bohannan
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In the winds of Cherokee song
5 posted 2004-11-12 08:09 AM


Definitely worthy of more thought before replying to this one.  A beauty of a poem laced with some wonderfully intense images and thoughts.  I will be back if that is okay.
Seymour Tabin
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Tamarac Fla
6 posted 2004-11-12 08:17 AM


ThisDiamond
Your army of symbols have ridden to the brink of the abyss. Enjoyed.

Gentle Spirit
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since 2000-10-09
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7 posted 2004-11-12 08:17 AM


beautiful weaving Katherine...just beautiful

The greatest beauty on earth, is
found in the hearts of those
who love....

ThisDiamond
Member Rara Avis
since 2002-02-22
Posts 9353
Michigan, USA
8 posted 2004-11-12 08:28 AM


Thank you very much for your kind comments, constant support, and for your company...which I enjoy completely.

TD

Mark Bohannan
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In the winds of Cherokee song
9 posted 2004-11-12 09:18 PM


As promised I came back.  Just wanted to compliment you on the construction of your works.  You have a great command of the English language and your ability to turn a phrase is well polished.  I consider you to be a fine poet.  
inkedgoddess
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since 2002-11-19
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Ohio
10 posted 2004-11-12 10:09 PM


fine?
she is mighty fine
more than mighty fine.........
she is a diva
bow to this lady please

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