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All down to Carraroe
by Richard Rydon
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Rated "G" by the Author.

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All down to Carraroe

I will journey again—

As in a crystal pool of fire,

Catching burnished images

Of light, reflected

After the golden sun has set

In splendid rays of central force,

Along the landscape low,

All down to Carraroe.

As clear as frost,

And cold as ice,

On the spindle thread

Of trembling silk-spun webs,

Among the thorns

By the rose-red path,

Along the washy slope

To where the bank is green,

As in a dream—

And where we met.

The love-light, dim at first,

Awoke with the first playful glance,

Then danced upon her face—

When she

In her pure language

Spoke to me.

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