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Innocence and Desire (From,134 Picture Poems)
innocence and desire
illusions of my thoughts
forsaken into realization
hollow like our ears
is the sifting destiny
Peter S. Quinn
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Let Love Come to You in Its Light
Let love come to you in its light
Like a morning in dark daybreak
When the night is still in its night
Just before the sun come to wake
Where the hours are still asleep
With every feeling of inside heart
In the night with its stars to keep
Just before the morning will start
Let true love be in all of this
Where the stars shine bright in glow
And our dream is a wish and bliss
Just before the moonshine will go
When we are with the clouds afar
Tripping down to the dawn shine
Ridding high above on falling star
With its twinkling threads and line
Let love come to you in its flight
With every wing thats softly falling
Through the break of the coming light
As life comes awake and is calling
When the mood is so right to agree
With every hour that newly rises
And becomes to our daydreaming free
In its glow and many color surprises
(Today Ive been reading some lyrics by Lorenz Hart, from The Complete Lyrics of Lorenz Hart; Hart wrote about 500-600 lyrics and was called the Poet of Broadway.)
Peter S. Quinn
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Let Peace Be Within Your Heart
Let peace be within your heart
With our dreams beyond the light
Where all the reachable start
To set its wings to new flight
With the beautiful things beyond
In the dreams of the faraway
And nothing of reality is found
Only the fancies that will play
In everything that will be playing
Let love songs be yours tonight
In the whole lot fluffy on staying
When dreams are coming in bright
Those feelings are bright as a star
And playfully like clouds free
So much from the very afar
That comes into dreams to be
So join me in my kind of song
That gives every true sensation on
You have in your heart to long
Before night-time twinklings gone
Let peace be within your heart
With our dreams beyond the light
Achieve with me to a far-off part
Of everything vivid truly bright
Peter S. Quinn
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Music in the Air
Music in the air of a sweet summer tune
Delights in joy that make up for sadness
Feelings within received in true gladness
Like summer morning in the onset of June
Their bouquets of colors in shadings glow
Where rain clouds are absent in the bluish of sky
And a well tuned pleasure in its unions high
Are receiving its mutual confounds and go
The concords of shadings reaching there out
Like well tuned melodies in their sounding
Sinuous in with tide and contrasting about
By unions married in their style confounding
Characters of lives layers that give their tone
And reach with their consequence never alone
Peter S. Quinn
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