There’s a brief moment
As the sun disappears
And the clouds race away
Just when the stars begin to shine
And the moon starts to rise
The fairies dance in the meadow
Pan plays his flute
A melodious strain
Inducing all the animals to play
During this brief moment
The entire world seems right
With the elves singing to the tune
And the horned beasts stomping the ground
Fireflies moving swiftly through the trees
Caterpillars drinking the newly forming dew
The scene is profoundly moving
But in this brief moment
My eyes are only on you
Your hair flows in the breeze
As a fire blazes in your heart
We dance to the music
In the pale moonlight
And in this one brief moment
We kiss under the stars
Knowing this one brief moment
Will always be ours
There is nothing more stirring
Or more incredibly true
Than the love that surrounds
Both me and you
For in this one brief moment
Nothing can compete
With the love that is shared
When two Pagan hearts beat
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Reviews of "The Beating of Two Pagan Hearts"
Reviewed by Dana Matthews (Reader)
Reviewed on April 1, 2003
Brilliant...I love the line..."Pan plays his flute" reminds me of me childhood. :o)
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Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)
Reviewed on January 10, 2003
Loved the poem and the last line reminded me of "Get out to vote" your state needs to get rid of Tom "The Wimp"
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