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Twilight

An Alternating Dialogue of Love and Memory

By Jason “Jay” BenskinPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Twilight
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Soft and nigh, a murmur in the twilight.

Do you recall the days when we used to dream?

I recall those moments, like a moonlit stream, as the nightingale sings to soothe my ear.

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Tonight, the stars appear to be more luminous. We would follow their courses and make a wish.

I perceive a brilliant light in your gaze.

Our aspirations were an infinite stew when we united.

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Are you still in pursuit of the morning sun?

In every dawn, I discover a new beginning.

We were once united in the silence.

A new inning is added each day.

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The wind conveys your voice, a delicate sigh, Sometimes, it feels as though you are still present.

Memories persist like the clouds in the sky, I cherish them with great affection.

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Do you sense the tenderness of my embrace?

Your contact is palpable in each pulse.

I frequently perceive your visage in my dreams, Each recollection of you holds immense significance.

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I follow the river's path, hoping to meet you, as it flows, murmuring your name.

Our souls are eternally intertwined, As we navigate every curve and turn.

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    Written by Jason “Jay” Benskin