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I knew her as Encantica, when first she came ... though as "Enchantica", that day, when the 'morrow would wait. |
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When through the wood, I followed her, to a secret place ... in wonder of sunlight ascending, through illuminated, translucent lace. Bathed in gold, hair a-glo, the deepest of auburn shades, Form natural and fresh, slip outlining, every recess. Breasts rising, softly highlighted, 'neath, a light cotton dress ... radiated a warm tenderness. A breeze wakened banquets of evergreen, aside flowered brook & scented stream, as we continued in wonder, in what seemed ... a dream. Then ... As the breeze, she turned ... & with "a look," like a caress, did say: "Come to me" from 'neath the shade, where she lay. Upon that natural weave, of fragrant mint and tender leaf, we played ... until with murmur and sigh, I felt her bodily say: "Come onto me" ... thereafter, we were ... swept away. The forest stood in wonder ... & heaven seemed with-under, on that fair summer day ... when with one last refrain, arching upward she exclaimed "Come with me my love. . . that we may, together ... fade ... away". Sweet Dreams ... -bk | |||||
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Music ~ Like a Breeze ~ by Brad Kalita, author, composer Spirited Visionary Dreamscapes ~ Into the Majestic ~ Silver Lining. | |||||
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