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    Threads of Mistwoven Songs
    Threads of Mistwoven Songs
    Threads of Mistwoven Songs
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    Threads of Mistwoven Songs

    By Lan Donne

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    "Threads of Mistwoven Songs" invites readers on a hauntingly beautiful journey through the ethereal landscapes of the heart and mind. Each poem captures the delicate interplay of dreams and reality, weaving together images of nature, emotion, and the fleeting moments that shape our existence.  The collection reflects the quiet yet powerful

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 24, 2024
    ISBN9789908162911
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      Threads of Mistwoven Songs - Lan Donne

      Echoes of Lingered Light

      In shadows cast by dying day,

      Where whispers of the past still play,

      The sun dips low, a golden hue,

      Embracing night, as dreams come true.

      A glimmer soft, a fleeting grace,

      Reflects the time we can't retrace,

      Each moment held, a gentle sigh,

      In echoes soft, the memories lie.

      With every breath, the dusk unfolds,

      A tale of warmth, a heart that holds,

      The laughter shared, the tears we weep,

      In twilight's glow, our secrets keep.

      The stars awaken, one by one,

      They light the path, now day is done,

      In the night sky, our hopes ignite,

      As we embrace the lingering light.

      So let us dance in fading rays,

      In whispered vows of bygone days,

      For as the world around us sleeps,

      The echo of our love still leaps.

      Unveiling the Chords of Memory

      A melody drifts through the air,

      Dancing softly, beyond compare,

      Each note a story, sweetly told,

      In the heart’s chamber, they unfold.

      Strings resonate with silent vows,

      Binding moments, then and hows,

      In harmony, our souls entwined,

      A symphony of love defined.

      Through corridors of time we roam,

      In every chord, we find our home,

      The laughter, heartache, joy and tears,

      Compose the music of our years.

      As shadows deepen, notes linger still,

      Awakening echoes, hearts to fill,

      Each strum unravels what once was,

      A canvas painted, just because.

      In silence speaks a thousand lines,

      In every pause, our love aligns,

      Together playing life’s refrain,

      Unveiling chords that shall remain.

      Resonant Ages in the Weft of Air

      Whispers move through the tree-lined lanes,

      Echoes of time in the silent refrains.

      Shadows dance where the sunlight plays,

      Kissing the earth in soft golden rays.

      Ancient stories in the rustling leaves,

      Carried forth by the gentle breeze.

      Every note in the wind does sing,

      Of lives once lived, of forgotten kings.

      Roots entwined in the fabric of fate,

      Woven together, never too late.

      In the distance, the futures blend,

      Where every beginning knows its end.

      Moments linger like the fading stars,

      Each one a journey, each one ours.

      Listen closely, hear the threads unwind,

      In the weft of air, truths we find.

      Embers flicker, illuminating night,

      In the quietude, wisdom takes flight.

      Time dances softly with grace anew,

      In the ages, resonant and true.

      Celestial Harmonies at the Break of Dawn

      Softly the dawn brings a radiant glow,

      Whispers of light in a world below.

      Birds take flight with a sweet refrain,

      Echoing hope in the morning's gain.

      Stars flicker out in the blush of day,

      Harmony woven in each gentle sway.

      Clouds like cotton drift in the sky,

      As the sun bids the nighttime goodbye.

      Colors burst forth in brilliant array,

      Illuminating all in a vibrant ballet.

      Nature awakens, a symphonic call,

      In the hush of the morning, we hear it all.

      Every moment sings a note of grace,

      As shadows retreat, no longer a trace.

      Awakening hearts join the soaring flight,

      In celestial harmonies, sheer delight.

      The world, a canvas painted anew,

      With each brushstroke, dreams come true.

      Embrace the dawn, let your spirit rise,

      In the symphony born 'neath the waking skies.

      Melodies Lost in the Echoing Mist

      Veils of fog wrap the ancient trees,

      Carrying whispers on

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