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Blowing Out the Candle
by Dawn Richerson → (All Poetry by Dawn Richerson)
Tuesday, June 20, 2017    Not rated by the Author.
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I'm blowing out the candle one day early
so tomorrow when we meet
there are no tired stories
and only love remains
and the everlasting day
to celebrate the miracle of our presence.

Here again we forget all that's been
and find a happy ending
that is really our beginning
and the circle of our shining,
eternal fire, soothing balm,
the same old song that never grows old.

Here are the birthday poems,* for auld lang syne.
Let the seas roar on but
never again shall we be parted
by them or set adrift or anchored,
moored upon some island shore. Love
comes now to light our one inextinguishable fire.

For all the years we never had I will grieve no more.
All is joyful silence and peace-filled,
quiet celebration that laughs
back through all the centuries
and knows the heart of heaven where
there are no tears and we are together, here on earth.

* Birthday Poems:

  • Desert Moon 2016

  • Love and a Many-Layered Cake 2015

  • Essentailly, Yes  2014

  • The Star You Are 2013

  • Meet Me in the Middle 2012

  • The Untitled Life 2011

  • Coyote’s Tale 2010

  • Hat Trick 2009

  • When the Sun Goes Down 2008

  • Bounty 2007

  • Fortune’s Fields 2006

  • From Across the Great Divide 2005

  • Fifty Wishes for You 2004

  • Orion Overhead 2003

  • In the Space Between 2002

  • In Love Alone 2001
  • 33 Reasons, 2000 
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  • Breaking Bread, 1999

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  • 1998

  • Meet Me in the Middle, 1997

  • Among the Birches, 1996
  • All That Is Good and Holy, 1995

  • 1994
  • 1993
  • 1992

  • Where You Are I Am, 1991

  • In Dreams You Live, 1990

  • Were We Dolphins Once? 1989

  • Birth of Love Unspoken, 1988

  • Recollections of Innocence, 1987

  

 

 

 

 

 

 


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