Alan Ingranazzio Poems

Don't hurry in the city,
Wherever you walk,
And I shall hear your step
In sound of the rain.
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You were a part of my dream,
Vivid shadows of past,
You have gone with the first sunbeam,
And your time had passed.
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Lewis was Turkish man in all,
He insisted on whole,
And his movements, even his laugh
Were part of his love.
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Owre a'hilltops is quiet.
Just have a sight:
Unes an air.
Little birds in woods are still,
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The moon is clear in transparent sky,
And clouds close the stars silver dust.
Cool air fills my bosom in the night
And I feel, that my love is passing by.
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God gave all us ambitions and desire,
Sometimes a money and a title too,
But, when a soldier hears command ''Fire! '',
Believe me, nothing is to do.
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Oh, sacred howe part of winter!
Whose sinful foot would dar
To step and pollute you? !
When you're shining under
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Out of doors high snowdrift lies all around.
Hidden inside could never be found.
This came to my mind in cloudy day,
When hide and seek we began to play.
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There was nothing more clear,
Than our love,
It was simple as me,
It was simple as you,
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Not farewell! I promise I'll see you.
In your home I'll ever visit you.
You know, all my senses live between your words,
I want to see the water meadows and birds.
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