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Orion Overhead
by Dawn Richerson → (All Poetry by Dawn Richerson)
  
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With every season, skies will change, constellations
rearrange; yet this deep affection remains,
constant beauty entrenched within my heart.

Now I stand steady on this ground – lost, but knowing
I’ll be found. Even if life should let me down,
I’ll get back up and make another start.

But before I do let me say, as I try to make
my way: You turned endless night into day;
you were my soulmate, perfect counterpart.

Has time led you to see the truth? It wasn’t
folly or youth, but something deep and real and smooth
that stirred me and took us both by surprise.

When love grows in startling places, puts
smiles on weary faces, wild fear runs in quickened paces –
people kill love not proper in their eyes.

And yet the irony is this: for each stolen
day of bliss, love grows, grows stronger as it is,
ensures that I will never compromise.

I know you’re there where you belong; there’s no
simple right and wrong. You’ve been so faraway so long,
and I’m sorry for careless words I hurled.

Now I’ve got Orion overhead, and every word
you ever said turning cartwheels through my head:
these are the only sure things in my world.

Both seem a million miles away. Still, shooting
stars and yesterday can shed light, lead us to a way
where all our hopes and dreams can be unfurled.

With every season, skies will change, constellations
rearrange; yet this affection will remain.
I’ll always have Orion overhead.


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 Reviews of "Orion Overhead"
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on December 24, 2002
Yes Dawn it is really strong sentiment for a heart that somehow must here this! Merry Christmas Love. Bill Murray

Reviewed by Jack Roberts
Reviewed on December 23, 2002
Dawn, this is Very nice!
Jack

Reviewed by Brittany Renée
Reviewed on December 23, 2002
Dawn, that was wonderful! I'm .... I'm... dumbfounded ;)

Happy Christmas!
*-Brittany-*

Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on December 23, 2002
Just stunning!!!!!!!!
Peg Happy Holidays!!!


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