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Elizabeth Galvez

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Two Dreamers
by Elizabeth Galvez → (All Poetry by Elizabeth Galvez)
  
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Two dreamers, we stand at the shore
of an ocean created by our hearts
hands touching
though a thousand miles separates us

Two dreamers, we smile at the sun
and the salt spray on our faces
hearts soaring
at the mystery of the emotion between us

Two dreamers, we stare at the stars
in the heavens we share in our minds
words spoken
and so many yet unsaid that hide in the mist

Two dreamers, we journey through life
trying to connect with each other
souls searching
and finding a secret place to be happy

Two dreamers, who never imagined
that in the craziness of life we are
two strangers
entwined regardless of distance and circumstance

Two dreamers, that is who we are
what will the world hold for us
spirits joining
against odds and judgment to venture forward

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Elizabeth Galvez
©2002 Elizabeth Galvez
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 Reviews of "Two Dreamers"
Reviewed by Roger Wingrove (Reader)
Reviewed on August 24, 2002
My dream has always been to live in a light house. Elizabeth you have painted the picture well with words! and you have re-inspired my dream!

Reviewed by kevin a. dailey
Reviewed on January 1, 2002
whomever is the recepient of the love involved in this poem is eternally blessed:) We all should be so lucky;) takero n GOD BLESS:)

Reviewed by Janet Caldwell
Reviewed on December 12, 2001
My love and I are dreamers as well and some have come true. (smile) Janet

Reviewed by kara groat (Reader)
Reviewed on December 4, 2001
Reminds me and of me and my love, so separtely. Breaks my heart, but it is gorgeouls.








Reviewed by Jerry Robards
Reviewed on December 3, 2001
I wish I were this in love....
Wonderful writing....

Reviewed by Tangles
Reviewed on December 2, 2001
yayyyyyyy!! Keep up the wonderful work..I love this!!!

Reviewed by nessie
Reviewed on December 2, 2001
Oh I love this woman's work

Reviewed by Clint
Reviewed on November 30, 2001
ABSTRACT (BUT NOT UNDECIPHERABLE)AND AWESOME.

Reviewed by Melisa Burke (Reader)
Reviewed on November 30, 2001
The scale goes to 10. I give it a 15! LOVED this one! Two thumbs way, WAY up!!


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