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Mistletoe Angel
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0 posted 2003-04-04 01:54 PM




Summer on the Savanna
By: Noah Eaton
4/4/03



Hot cinnamon sun is gleaming upon the Bermuda grass
Feels like fire when I’m holding you dear
With fraudulent elbows and sylvan knees
To your summer rain and winter heat I’ll adhere

So let us sleep on the savanna tonight
Where Mother will know we’re just fine
And in times like these we’ll hold on
For here we are free and divine…

Myriads of flamingos are soaring over us
Blending a silk sky in tie-dye
And when the rain begins to fall again
It feels as though the sun has fallen over you, what a sight

So let us sleep on the savanna tonight
My heart aspires the kalabash beat in your soul
And in times like these we’ll ring true
With whistling fingers and humming toes

Acacia tree, you provide my remedy
In life’s sweet melody you play the Wubala
Crooning in upbeat tempo
Like a laughing dove
I’ll watch over you like a serval
Don’t want to miss a terrestial sigh you make
On your prairie I run free like a blue duiker
Through the jackalberry trees and baobabs I’ll play your game

In the morning, I saw that you had run away
Felt your whisper through the elephant grass like a prom dress sweeping the balustrade
Not even the Ibis could interpret such a song
Not even the whistling thorns knew what to say
Open the door of the horizon and bring me some rain...
Baby...


Underneath these Tartarian honeysuckles
I lick the leaves trying to remember how you taste
With sirocco cries and unfettered tears
I long to ease this drought and again summon the rain…

What would you give to sleep on the savanna tonight?
And convince you that you’ll feel the sunshine everyday
And I can feel her hollow eyes in my memory silence
And her face I knew immolate

Open the door of the horizon and bring me some rain...
Baby...







"Underneath your clothes there's an endless story..."

Shakira


[This message has been edited by Mistletoe Angel (04-04-2003 02:02 PM).]

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1 posted 2003-04-04 02:49 PM


Noah,
You have painted a Monet, enjoyed.

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2 posted 2003-04-04 03:00 PM


Wow Noah you are so gifted....Beautiful done Poet!

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3 posted 2003-04-04 03:41 PM


"Not even the Ibis could interpret such a song
Not even the whistling thorns knew what to say
Open the door of the horizon and bring me some rain...
Baby..."

=============================================
Noah this is so beautiful..
as cold and wet as it is here today..
reading this made me feel much warmer.
Excellent write poet sir.
~Hugs, Nancy~

~Somewhere in my heart I'm always
dancing with you in the summer rain~

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4 posted 2003-04-04 03:46 PM


DANG! You've done it again Noah.
Painting such fantastic images!
And where are you getting these paintings from? They shimmer and shine all over the page!

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5 posted 2003-04-04 05:15 PM


Noah this should be placed in the Louvre in Paris...a piece of art...James
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6 posted 2003-04-04 06:32 PM


enjoyed
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