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Argentine Tango Poems
- Desert Romance The desert is jealous of the clouds. Lonely ...
- A Heart So Hollow Oh how graced I must be to walk the ...
- Melancholy's Mirrors I gazed into Melancholy's mirror And ...
- Dear Stillness, Still, are you here? Still, it is ...
- 'Let Go' “Hold on” It rose, separating itself from the world...
- Has Fate Forgotten? Has fate forgotten? Has that unspoken ...
- Lady Of The Ocean Toes curled in the grains of sand, The ...
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Desert Romance
The desert is jealous of the clouds.
Lonely below their shadow it awaits
its one true love - the rain.
It thirsts for its presence,
but is forced to watch
the clouds embrace it
and carry it off.
It is jealous too of the grass
in a far off city,
for the grass grows green
where hope is plentiful,
and long has it been
since the desert was privy
to the rain's gentle nurture.
Friends, the rain and umbrellas
greet each other every day,
and the desert can't help but
wonder if the rain ever
misses her too, or if
time since their ...
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