Dove

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    Dove

    Beautiful white Dove
    That gracefully sips water of life from her lips
    What do you feel?
    Tell me your fears
    I will attentively listen
    Thus sharing your pain
    Does your heart thump as a woodpeckers’ beak?
    Or do you embrace her smell and rejoice
    For you have encountered a fragment of heaven?
    Majestic white dove
    How fortunate are thou
    Who prances around in her luminous hair
    And smell aromas that flood your chest.
    How I envy your fortune.
    Much would I give for just one slight
    Glance at those memorizing green eyes.
    Greener than the purest jade,
    Visible only in the most profound, mysterious
    Corner of this abundant full earth
    I would die to re incarnate into you Dove
    Forever would I live dazzled by those jade eyes,
    Nothing more would I crave.
    My desires would be fulfilled
    Never again would I scrounge for shelter
    Nor ever need air to breathe
    My home, my place – everything I need
    Is here – lying before me.

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    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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