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Created on: May 24, 2008
Tinderbox filled to the brim
gun powder, fuses and trim
Matches lit, time to run
look up, let's have some fun
Cascading trails of sparkling light
occupying darkness, this magical night
One after another, fireworks are lit
boom, bang, crackle, they flit
Tentacles of multi-colored champagne
giant jelly fish spanning terrain
Psychedelic octopuses, eight legs and more
labyrinthine mosaics, agape with dropped jaw
Comets of treacle, slowly descending
dripping from space, fading and blending
Replaced each second, new sights to adore
rippling cosmic tides of candescent, albacore
Diamonds and rubies, set in purple luster
strewn across dark velvet, star's feathery duster
Sparkle and glimmer of heavenly visions
fireworks exploding, eye's banquet of munitions
Feasting upon eye candy of rapture
firework display, in memory will capture
These short moments of impetuous joy
everlasting, mind's spontaneous toy
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Poetry: Fireworks
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Tinderbox filled to the brim
gun powder, fuses and trim
Matches lit, time to run
look up, let's have some fun
Cascading trails
Fire exploded in the sky
Igniting a fire in my day.
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You know that feeling...
that you get
from that very
First Kiss!
Fireworks! Yep that's it!
that feeling
of excitement that's
too
The Catherine Wheel
........
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