Evelyn and Ariel
Evelyn and Ariel, the sunlit sea,
Two hearts that dance where starlit waters part,
They walk through gardens, bright in memory,
In fields of gold, where every step's an art.
Their laughter spills like petals on the ground,
A symphony of joy in morning's light,
And every word, a soft and silver sound,
Turns shadows into colors, warm and bright.
They wander hand in hand through endless skies,
Where clouds like castles drift, then gently fade;
Beneath their gaze, the restless bluebird flies,
As all of life becomes a serenade.
So may their days, like rivers, gently flow,
In endless blooms that neither fear nor die,
For they have found a love the stars would know,
A timeless spark that lights the endless sky.
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