Lullabye Poem by Liz Connolly
Lullabye
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Butterfly kisses from
A north bound breeze
Bushing gentley
Mountain tops
My cheek against yours
Escapes only as a subtle touch
Your eyelashes, my eyelashes
Shifted lightly, so we saw
The stars that lit
To stud the sky
Dimmed only by your smile, a breath
A secret lullabye
Friday, November 14, 2008
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5/9/2024 9:39:41 AM # 1.0.0.1119
a secret lullaby...for a secret child...u have a vry diffrnt style of poetry writing....quite mind capturing...ur poems are inspiring me to experiment the same effect...hoping i too succeed...thnx for sharing