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    "How long has it been since I looked into her eyes?"; a bittersweet Poem of Romance ... and after. [Logging on to SCRIBD these days is becoming to feel like visiting a ghost town, with the occasional tumble weed rolling aimlessly down empty streets. So, somewhat quixotically, I have uploaded my fisrt poem in some time, unsure as to whether there is anyone left here to even tell me how bad it is.]

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    "How long has it been since I looked into her eyes?"; a bittersweet Poem of Romance ... and after. [Logging on to SCRIBD these days is becoming to feel like visiting a ghost town, with the occasional tumble weed rolling aimlessly down empty streets. So, somewhat quixotically, I have uploaded my fisrt poem in some time, unsure as to whether there is anyone left here to even tell me how bad it is.]

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    Glow

    Uploaded by

    Bill AKA "Kenosis23"
    "How long has it been since I looked into her eyes?"; a bittersweet Poem of Romance ... and after. [Logging on to SCRIBD these days is becoming to feel like visiting a ghost town, with the occasional tumble weed rolling aimlessly down empty streets. So, somewhat quixotically, I have uploaded my fisrt poem in some time, unsure as to whether there is anyone left here to even tell me how bad it is.]

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    GLOW

    I remember The shine in her eyes The one that spread Overflowing from Her smile Overflowing to pool In her eyes Because of something I said or Just because I was there close by Or Just Because and I basked and grew In that glow Expecting an eternity But Who knew how short A time That would be?
    B. W. Reed (August 1, 2012)

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