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Natural
May 8, 2014
You felt me
under the darkness of a half-lit moon struggl-
ing to peek out from around a
cloud, you
touched my heart in ways that the river
beside us
wanted to reflect on it's glisten-
ing surface for-
ever,
and I wish I could tuck away in
the gentle breeze
the moment you kissed me, and cherish
it every time the
wind blows -
do you see how natural this is?
© Michelle W., Ada, MI
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MissExploration BRONZE said...
on Jun. 6 2014 at 12:41 am
When I saw the title of this poem, I thought this poem would be about something else. I like how you used the water and the moon to connect it to a kiss. The poem felt really relaxing and calm. I thought it was interesting how you used a dash for some of the words, it made everything flow perfectly. Good job!
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