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Array ( [sid] => 150736 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Wishing Well [time] => 2009-06-14 19:54:39 [hometext] => I always used to be fascinated with wishing wells. [bodytext] => I recline beneath a shady pine and ponder about the wishing well that was once here.
Slowly as I reminisce, a summer slumber overwhelms me and invites me to the land of dreams.
The blissful vision shows me in my childhood gown frolicking and running to the well that is near.
I throw a coin in the well and make a wish and am confident it will happen due to this relic i so highly esteem.
I go to sleep that night and wonder when my wish will come true.
I awaken and decide to go to my orchard.
The apple blossoms perfume my senses as I follow their white-blossomed hue;
I find a cavern of branches and escape into my flowery mansion that I can afford.
Under this canopy of blossoms, I begin to search for a four-leaf clover.
The hunt seems long, but magically after an hour, I find one!
I knew my wish would come true because that well never makes my dreams fall over.
I hold the lucky four-leaf clover in my hand and realize I owe that well a ton.
I awaken with a smile on my face as I sit under the pine that replaced the well;
I open my childhood diary and find my pressed four-leaf clover.
The well may be gone, but nothing can take away the memories that haunt me like a spell;
Wishes will continue to come true as long as hope and faith are never over. [comments] => 2 [counter] => 258 [topic] => 25 [informant] => lesoleilnoire [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 0 [ratings] => 0 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => MiscPoems )
Wishing Well

Contributed by lesoleilnoire on Sunday, 14th June 2009 @ 07:54:39 PM in AEST
Topic: MiscPoems



I recline beneath a shady pine and ponder about the wishing well that was once here.
Slowly as I reminisce, a summer slumber overwhelms me and invites me to the land of dreams.
The blissful vision shows me in my childhood gown frolicking and running to the well that is near.
I throw a coin in the well and make a wish and am confident it will happen due to this relic i so highly esteem.
I go to sleep that night and wonder when my wish will come true.
I awaken and decide to go to my orchard.
The apple blossoms perfume my senses as I follow their white-blossomed hue;
I find a cavern of branches and escape into my flowery mansion that I can afford.
Under this canopy of blossoms, I begin to search for a four-leaf clover.
The hunt seems long, but magically after an hour, I find one!
I knew my wish would come true because that well never makes my dreams fall over.
I hold the lucky four-leaf clover in my hand and realize I owe that well a ton.
I awaken with a smile on my face as I sit under the pine that replaced the well;
I open my childhood diary and find my pressed four-leaf clover.
The well may be gone, but nothing can take away the memories that haunt me like a spell;
Wishes will continue to come true as long as hope and faith are never over.




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Re: Wishing Well (User Rating: 1 )
by lovingcritters on Monday, 15th June 2009 @ 12:49:16 PM AEST
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I just love to read your poetry dear, it's like being right there, and experiencing it with you. I'm certainly glad that your friend encouraged you to share your poetry for all to view. A true gift is often found in those like you who write and then astound!
Warm love,
consue


Re: Wishing Well (User Rating: 1 )
by Alone_in_Darkness on Thursday, 18th June 2009 @ 05:25:26 PM AEST
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Wow that poem was so strong and beautiful, i can picture soo much of it. Excellent job hun!




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