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The Embodiment Of Love by Eric Laurence Glassman Monday, December 22, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Brightly flowing mountain stream Birds cry They chirp at the calm wind Coolness in this day At night we play Back home and to our houses Lighting a candle Reminiscing about tomorrows Drowned in tears Laughing for years A happy sap A man in love With someone and himself Dreams are contagious Feel the senses start to melt Pulling us apart We are very smart Feelings loom The pleasant perfume That smell on your neck Makes me think of your body I want you right now To take hold of you and make you experience pleasurable joy A shout to the heavens A tremendous release Brings me to another place The combination of love and joy Where loving hearts can meet �

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	12/22/2008

Soulmates at the height of embodiment, beutifully written... Be always safe, Karen