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Twilight Time by Steve Patterson Monday, February 17, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan we've reached that time in our Love's rhyme... Twilight Time.
Our Day is done. but, Night's not yet come. Twilight Time. when the Light fades and shadows shade our Love's rhyme. you're movin' on. i'm hangin' on. Life keeps goin' on. the setting of Our Sun. soon it will be Night. but for now, it's Twilight.

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Reviewed by jude forese	2/17/2003

in the twilight we are suspended waiting for the warmth of the dawn... your poem soothes the soul...




Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)	2/17/2003

Steve, This is so beautiful "we've reached that time in our Love's rhyme... Twilight Time. " peg




Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	2/17/2003

The twilight of love is the mellowest time and the most dangerous sometimes. It edges upon a crossroad. I love your poem. Peace and light, Susan




Reviewed by the phantom pheonix	2/17/2003

you could see this two ways one that love is like a days span and you can see this about life itself excellently profound in that way wonderfully great poem here




Reviewed by Jack Roberts	2/17/2003

Very nice Steve. Jack