The Quotes Garden – Poems in a verse - [ XVIII ] - Odes

The Quotes Garden
*** Part II – Poetic lines in a verse ***
*** Odes ***




“A lyre bird, missing her poet; – wild hearts, stir echoes:
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Where’s my beloved, into which sigh, shall I bless it?!
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Taming feathers gather strings, to a lyrical nature,
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- The wind enwraps emerald ferns, hiding a muse;
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There comes the bridal suite, in the kingdom of the moss,
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Where the rain drops wisdom, soothing broken lives,
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Where just few blades whisper, keeping lore who thrives, -
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But for such a blessing, love, to Whom should we thank?..
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To our Lord in Heaven, praised be! – together we sang!.. – ”
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©Th3Mirr0r

(2017-2019)

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The Quotes Garden
Part II: Poetic lines in a verse
©Th3Mirr0r
(2017-2019)

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