This Poem was Submitted By: George R Palmer On Date: 2001-01-09 22:18:15 . . . Click Here To Mail this Poem to a Friend!

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Lover's Hour

A rain like mist, a whispering wind, a rainbow hugs the sky. Sagging bough's and rain soak flower's as lover's loose a sigh. Blistering light from the golden Sun, a sky so calmly blue, a lifting cloud in the quite still air, to mark where wild geese flew. Twilight comes and all's a hush, over mountains, beneath the hill's, scampering animal's cease to rush, as all life's rhythm stills. A starlined heaven night has met while Moonbeam's hover there as host, a streak of silver lined in jet, as lover's then will boast.

Copyright © January 2001 George R Palmer

Additional Notes:
Just something from my youth.


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