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compassion, death, destiny, dreams, emotion, empathy, eternal, fantasy, forever, free, lifetimes
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heartbeats
in harmony
with celestial songs
of the stars
we travel
ever as a pair
resonating
sounds so sweet
lifetimes
apart, yet together
kindred spirits
united
thoughts of you
bring thunder drums
resounding
within
evermore
a place to share
when dust returns
to dust
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Dennis Cardiff 
I do like the first stanza! Thank again for sharing. KInd regards. FGM
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Thank you. ~ Dennis (from Canada)
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Another beautiful poem. I don’t know what else to say except I’m reading your poetry on this fine Sunday afternoon.
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Hi Timiarah, Thanks for stopping by and reading my poem. I could ask for nothing more. I enjoyed your post “Should I Give Him (or Her) a Second Chance?” It was very thought provoking. ~ Dennis
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Thank you. Your poetry is very refreshing.
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ahhh dude this is flipping awesome yo!!
i really really look forward to reading all your stuff now!!
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Thanks for your encouragement and support. I enjoy your poetry, especially “a plea and a prayer”. Very well written. ~ Dennis
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thank you very very much for your kind words
poetry for me is one of the few ways i can release my inner emotions
theres song and dance .. i can sing from now till the cows come home… when im in the shower
and dance… yeah… lets leave my three left feet out of that shall we ?
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I very much like this poem. It’s beautiful. Thank you for sharing it.
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I am honored and humbled by your words of praise. I will visit your blog often for inspiration. ~ Dennis
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What a wonderful poem – you have a magical way with words. Adore the image also – was it used for inspiration as you wrote? x
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Hi Fliss, thanks for your kind words. My family originated in Cardiff in 1150. I love your poetry, especially ‘PILLARS’. To answer your question the poem came first then I looked on the internet for an image. ~ Dennis
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Timeless and inspiring. Enjoyed this plenty.
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Thanks for your your encouragement and support. I enjoyed reading your poem “Roundabout When?”. It was thought provoking and very well written. I look forward to the publication of your short stories. ~ Dennis
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That’s just beautifully felt and shared! Really nice words. I especially love the way in which the copy is laid out. Again, very nice indeed. Your picture looks so serious and kind of tough leading man type and to read such touching thought filled poem-s is just amazing to me. Thanks Mr. Cardiff. You are appreciated….. claudy
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I am humbled by your praise. I enjoy your blog very much especially your post “Life’s a choice between love or fear. Come on people. We got this.” I agree completely. I also love your paintings. ~ Dennis
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From A Poetry Powerhouse comes such generous words, Sir. I do thank you and looking forward to more of your touching an very intimate poems….claudy
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Beautifully romantic even in loss. This is a very well-written heartfelt piece, Dennis
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Thank you so much, Angie. I enjoyed your poem and photograph “TANGLETREE”. It is so musical. I love the mystery of trees. ~ Dennis
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Beautiful..
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Hi Akhiz, thanks so much. I enjoyed your poem “DREAM”. ~ Dennis
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Thank’s Dennis 🙂
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An eternal, blissful, almost celestial love…beautiful, Dennis.
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Hi Oliana, yes it is a celestial love. I know you understand. ~ Dennis
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🙂
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“…when dust returns to dust…” Great line!
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Thanks Loujen. I enjoyed reading your poem “infinity’s door”. It is very thought provoking. ~ Dennis
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Beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
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Hi Rachna, thanks for your kind words. I enjoyed your poem “A Journey”. It is truly inspirational. ~ Dennis
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Beautifully written …awesome words…I love it!
Thanks for sharing this with us…
Neeky
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Hi Neeky, thanks for your words of encouragement. They are much appreciated. ~ Dennis
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I have to say that you are so talented!
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Only one thought away, beginning anew?
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Hi Chris, you know me well. ~ Dennis
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Reblogged this on tot123itsme.
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HI Chris, thanks for rebloggng my post. It is much appreciated. ~ Dennis
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Dennis, this was absolutely lovely. Thank you for sharing with us.
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Hello Skye, i’m always pleased when you visit and comment. I love your poem “Bring Life to My Rhyme (Ottava Rima)” I could really identify with the message, The writing was magical. ~ Dennis
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Altogether fabulous ~ from beginning to end
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Thanks you so much. I absolutely love your drawings and paintings. They are very powerful. ~ Dennis
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Oh wow! Thank you so much – that is a very generous compliment – means a whole lot coming from you good Sir.
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Oh, ya. That’s it, exactly.
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I’m so pleased that you liked this. It is one of my favorites. I enjoyed your post “Writing the Self”. I also share your enthusiasm for Margaret Atwood. ~ DEnnis
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Love the fourth stanza, especially. If thinking of someone, gets the heart pounding…..Well done.
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At my age I have to be careful about that sort of thing, but, as long as I’m careful, it seems to be working out. Thanks for your kind words. ~ Dennis
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Spent some time today reading your poetry, took a look at your artwork, read a few blogs about the homeless. You’re a breath of fresh air. Keep up the good work.
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Thanks for your encouragement and support. It is much appreciated. ~ Dennis
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I see your Muse has returned…
Beautifully penned Dennis….as always…
Take Care..You Matter…
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maryrose
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HI maryrose, yes, my muse has returned, but I often go to your poems to inspire me as well. I am always assured a place of calm, peace and magick — so nice to come home to. Take Care, maryrose. ~ Dennis
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I am humbled by your words…Thank you..
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Beautiful, Dennis.
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Thanks Audrey, I loved your poem “I Remember You”. It brought back many memories. ~ Dennis
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I am quickly becoming a huge fan of yours, Dennis. Evermore is beautiful. You also brought back memories for me. I’m a sucker for kindred spirits. ~Audrey
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