Lost or Found

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    Lost or Found


    In the park a midnite walk grass a thick green carpet lawn
    Left our shoes by the carillon
    Hour after hour slipped past
    Who knew how long it all would last
    But right then the world was right
    A lifetime in the night


    Told our dreams and fantasies summer come and gone
    Had a picnic with Dom Perignon
    On a blanket in shadowed wood
    Shared what memories we could
    You showed me places I might never find
    Lost in the tracks of time


    Love often has a price wasn't much left to say
    I held your hand at the end of days
    To say goodby felt like death
    On the stations old stone steps
    I looked into your eyes
    We kissed and laughed and cried

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    The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

    Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

    miller’s Poems (18)

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    Lost or Found 0
    Ungraceful 0
    Reflections 1
    All Alone 1
    The Light 0
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    3 1
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