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As Night Leaves by Carol J Koenig Sunday, December 02, 2001 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Copyright 2001, 2007 Carol Koenig. Unpublished Works. As Night Leaves

As night leaves she lifts her head from a pillow of tears to find him gone. Again. Her ethereal lover. But she knows where, knows why, knows everything about him since he lives inside her self. Precious, ever-watchful, protective, part of her inner peace and beauty. The keeper of her tranquility, the Guardian of her soul. Her very existence; Her reason for being is his being. She smiles for night will come. Again. Before the Dawn of each tomorrow. From my book "Evermore"
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Reviewed by Gilles Marchand	12/2/2001

Wow! Very romantic!!!!! Blue eyed fish...