Harp-Shaped Heart (Poem)

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The golden sun's rays

Bleed through the gaps

In the trees.

The warmth contrasts

Perfectly with the

Cold, gentle breeze.

The sunburnt leaves lie

As a blanket, crisp

And cracked;

Covering our footpath,

We're never to be

Tracked.

He holds my hand,

We look up at the trees

And they wave to one another.

Our fingers intertwine - 

We share a warmth just

Like no other.

He hums to me softly,

His voice so familiar,

Sweet and low;

As he takes me somewhere

Only we know.

He has the hands of a

Musician, weaving a

Work of art;

He's plucking the strings

Of my harp-shaped heart.

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⏰ Last updated: Jun 23, 2012 ⏰

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