Flame retardantA Poem by Nihad DweidaryBeauty is in the eye of the beholder...Never to seize the right moment Or play the right instrument, Where the water meets the sounds Of seagulls joyful in their journey. Never to put a seashell to your ear And not think it may taste salty, Or that if you were to take it home, It won’t fit well on top of the fireplace. Never to touch velvet and think it is Flammable. “Oh, this could really burn!” There is fire in hell… and heaven, too. None as beautifully flame-retardent as you.
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3 Reviews Added on October 17, 2008 AuthorNihad DweidaryPacific Grove, CAAbout""This poem is like looking at a photograph, taken in the very earliest days of photography, and seeing love in the unsmiling faces and too-bright eyes that were so common in such photos. The poem see.. more..Writing
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