De at dVerse has invited us to write a Quadrille (44 words) using a form of the word filling.
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“Go slowly, my lovely moon, go slowly.” Khaled Hosseini (The Kite Runner)
When the moon fills your eyes
and the night shadows draw long,
then we will breathe as one,
bathed in the light
that hides in your dreams
and lives in your skin,
as tide that washes over until
we have danced into each other.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
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Exploring my Thoughts. Finding Myself. Searching for More.
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Healing CPTSD with Poetry and Photography
The soul of my ink is you
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Collection of a creator
The Writings & Ramblings of Colm Black
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That’s Amore.
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I can hear the tones of Dean Martin now 🙂
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That crossed my mind as well!
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🙂
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I love the idea of “dancing into” each other. So lovely.
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Many thanks De, much appreciated.
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Beautiful
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Gorgeous words.
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Thank you Linda 🙂
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I love that ending – dancing into each other – how beautiful.
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Thank you for sharing that Sarah.
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I was very taken with that ending as well.
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Funny how it just pops in.
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🙂
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Beautiful words, Paul.
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Thank you Megha, appreciate your words.
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So lovely
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Many thanks 🙂
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Lovely, what the moon can do . . .
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Absolutely Liz.
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I like the last line about dancing into one another.
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It came suddenly and felt right, funny how that happens, thank you Frank.
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Dancing into each other…how utterly beautiful!
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I wasn’t sure if it would make sense bu t clearly it has, thank you so much Punam.
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Such a lovely, romantic poem!
(I loved The Kite Runner, too.)
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That was such a good read! Thank you Merril, so good to know it was appreciated as such.
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You’re welcome!
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Awesome post, Paul!!!
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Thank you Charles, that is so encouraging.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Many thanks Charles.
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My pleasure, Paul!!
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Amazing, Paul! Thank you for sharing. Michael
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Thank you for reading and responding, always encouraging, thanks Michael.
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Thank you too, Paul! Always a pleasure to read. Michael
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Just in time for Valentines. Nice!
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Many thanks Lona, glad you liked it.
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You had me captivated at the opening line! Gorgeous!
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Wow, thank you Dawn.
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Very beautiful – your words are amazingly strung to evoke such emotion
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Much appreciated.
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