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Yesterday's Kiss
by Pepper Basham
copyright 04-29-2003


Age Rating: 16 to 127

 
You whispered anew to me,
as if in a fantasy
A voice calling long ago
to awaken memory.

Misty songs of yesterday
caress my spirit and mind.
Asking me to reminisce
on lost love I left behind.

A purity, as fresh snow,
wakes passion from long ago,
renewing embers thought lost
from their fire and their glow.

Heat alights my soul and face
returning to a lost place,
where home defined the sweet rest
inside your constant embrace.

Awake heart and treasure this,
a new, brilliant memory bliss
and take the unseen chances
to follow yesterday's kiss.


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12-05-2004 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

There are a few words too many in a few lines( on lost love I left behind)I think if you left the"I",or the"lost" out you would not loose your meaning and it would read eaiser! what do you think?
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