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One Kiss

Rowine Conley

A kiss is such a simple thing
A little touch of love
The wedding bells begin to ring
With blessings from above
Two people walking hand in hand
A little baby born
A time to pass in grains of sand
A rose without the thorn
A new day dawning from the dark
A kiss upon the ground
A star falls down upon a spark
Without a single sound
The sunshine from a sky of blue
The birds sing in the trees
It's really just a dream come true
A kiss floats on the breeze
To live alone together free
Two fall in wedded bliss
To know the way that it could be
The beauty of one kiss.
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Submitted on June 11, 2012

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABABCDCDEFEFGHGHIJIJ
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 542
Words 117
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 20
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Rowine Conley

Writing is not something I do--it's something I am. I have been a wordsmith since before I could write. I have now written 2 novels, 6 children's books, several short stories, and boxes full of poetry. I am now disabled but I still have a day job. I have 7 sisters, a dog and 2 cats (one has only 3 legs), A daughter, numerous "God-daughters", A son, and a few "God-sons". I am Extremely Biblical though I don't really follow organized religion. God is my life and I have truly been blessed-For God By God...Peace Out__Gypsy Row more…

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