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Cindy Cadieux

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I walked through the archway: Into the midst of the cemetary.
Previously unseen, I noticed: a small unmarked tomestone.
The cold granite stone lay entombed: by an ancient pine's shade,; (I assume the grave is as old; as its companion)
My heart ached to understand: the person who lay under the; silence of broken hearts.
Although I did not know this person: or their story, a tear welled in my eye...
Imagine all the broken hearts: never knowing what happened!; --or perhaps not one. (Besides mine-; which hurts more than a thousand)
With a sharp bite to the morning air,: I could feel the earth wrapping; itself up for a long winter's nap.
Soon the grave will again remain unnoticed,
Untouched.
In the spring, shall there be another along: this path who see's what most have; failed to see?
Perhaps.
And perhaps then, deep in their subconcious,
A long forgotten memory will stir.

A smile on my face
and in my heart,

A relationship so perfect
it's God's work of art.

A precious hug
that embraces my soul,

In times of turmoil,
it's your hand to hold.

It's that gleam of affection shining
through the sparkle in your eyes,

A sparkle more beautiful
that every star in the sky.

It's a cherished romance
to dream about at night,

In this dark world,
it is my light.

That is Love from
my mind's view,

Love that I would not have
if it hadn't been for you.