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Until love sings
by Richard Rydon
Saturday, July 28, 2007
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Until love sings

by Philip Fortune

Why do we build a silence round
The very things we have not found, but seek—
As if by mute omission meek
To charm our silent sound to speak?

We all desire a perfect love,
As pure as a summer-day dove flying—
Over those cold shadows lying
On each friend’s warmth, beyond crying.

Can we suppose our first caress
Is central to such happiness, as seems—
A mirrored sky on silvery streams
To simulate the Moon’s bright beams.

No more let silent wings beat still
Within; but freeing music, fill well-springs—
With every magic sound that brings
The mind to dreams, until love sings.

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Reviewed by chris stienstra	9/10/2007

Dreams are what guides us to the loves we find in this journey. I enjoyed this work very much. thank you Best regards, Chris




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	7/28/2007

Beautifully written, let love's song be heard everywhere..... Be safe, Karen




Reviewed by Jennifer Butler	7/28/2007

This is a beautiful poem. (Is this a typo - "prefect")




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart	7/28/2007

Truly beautiful and a pleasure to read.

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