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Poetry by Robert Stone: Hope that I embrace Hope that I embrace - a villanelle for the birthday of Clara Elizabeth Ellis While I have never seen you face to face, to know the sound of voice, the words you choose, to meet at last is hope that I embrace. No other wishes will this wish displace to pay with thanks as deficit accrues while I have never seen you face to face. Procrastination much delays my race to show the trembling truth my heart pursues to meet at last is hope that I embrace. I would desire flame up and set a pace to catch up laps long lost without excuse while I have never seen you face to face. Between us is so far unmeasured to foster expectations of a ruse to meet at last is hope that I embrace. Intentions have not changed in this my chase to color future bright with rainbow hues while I have never seen you face to face to meet at last is hope that I embrace. - Robert Stone, 11 February 2014 This story was posted on 2014-02-12 04:08:42
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