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Golden Shells Of Distant Flair

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Friday, July 23, 2004

Golden Shells Of Distant Flair

 


 

From yonder shore you came,

Across from gulfs aflame

With golden shells of distant flair,

mingled in your flaxen hair.

 

You smiled a tender smile,

And said you could only stay for a little while.

For you... to your place... you must soon return,

To a land of wonders... that for mere mortals yearn.

 

With the sound of…..

 

 Your voice, thus carried by the wind, which came in a mellow tone,

A tone that left me chilled

 as you recounted to me of the marvel of your everlasting home.

 

For…….

 

It was then that I softly cried…

as total recollection came unto me,

Thus in remembrance…thus in sadness of the day you died.

Oh forever am I…forever chained… to this memory

 

Yet still, you stand before me

with golden shells in your hair

taunting my broken heart

with the unrealized dreams we used to share.

 

 

And even though,

I have missed you so,

It was also plain for me to see,

That with me you could no longer stay…

But to your new home, you had to go.

 

 

For with the end of this nights dream,

A dream that brought you back to me,

One in which our love foretold,

a dream from across yonder sea.

One with flaxen hair and seashells of gold.

 

~Let It Be Me~


 

J. Allen Wilson © 2004

 


 



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Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on July 24, 2004
This is beautiful enchanting pure poetry Allen!
A joy to read!

Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on July 24, 2004
Alluring and entrancing write Allen
Just perfect...

Peter Paton

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on July 24, 2004
I love all the different shells and what you do with them regards this "tender smiling. flaxen haired" person, as always I do so enjoy any and all of your writes, Al...Peace thru Words, Ed & Rufuz

Reviewed by Dawn Richerson
Reviewed on July 24, 2004
oh, I just really liked the story quality to this one tonight, Allen, and your language < <With golden shells of distant flair,
mingled in your flaxen hair. >> working simply and powerfully within the rhyme scheme. Art could be the cover for a poetry collection... is it? great,

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on July 23, 2004
Great write!


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