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Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.

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Michigan, U.S.A.

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Your delicate wings rapidly beat the air
The sleekness of your weightless body hovers
Curiously observing as though you care
Steadily searching for lifelong endeavors

Do you bring a message of a tranquil destiny?
Does your evolving maturity convey wisdom?
If I follow, will I find harmony or perplexity?
As you disappear… I am serenely lonesome

12/1/07

Theresa Ann Moore

Saturday, December 1, 2007

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Vidyadhar Durgekar 08 June 2008

nicely written..............I enjoyed reading this poem

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Nomi Mas 10 February 2008

meditative & beautiful

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Ivor Hogg 04 December 2007

Observing dragon flies one is forced to think on the comparaitive life spans of creatures. Men tend to live a long time but often learn very little I wonder what dragon flies think about observing humans

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