Night Moves By Bob Seger As A Sonnet Poem by Suzanne Hayasaki
Night Moves By Bob Seger As A Sonnet
Shall I remind you of those summer nights
When we were young and I without renown
And we would meet out past the city lights
And I would spread a blanket on the ground.
No love felt I for you or you for me
And yet we searched each other out to grope
For answers to some urgent mystery
That seemed to offer glimmerings of hope.
The summer nights were sweet and charged with youth
But years have damped the passion of that flame
And as I come to clearly see the truth
Of what I've lost in my pursuit of fame
I hear the rumbling of old thunder call
And look for you in the muted shades of fall.
p1youth was a siren call hot summer nights wind whipped haunted souls, crowds of schoolyard childhood friends time autumn winds scattered fall, artists always snare enter life mysteries unseen by earth grounded lives,
I wrote the poem 'Youth Flame Siren Call Hot Summer Nights', inspired by the poem 'Night Moves By Bob Seger As A Sonnet', by the poet Suzanne Hayasaki and dedicated to Suzanne Hayasaki.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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p2artists turn leaf pages follow siren songs in mind paint word pictures in galleries in time, never ran against the wind were were flame burning minds rapture riding cosmic solar winds moving child stationary rocks to meteor flight
I wrote the split images 'Artists Turn Leaf Pages' and 'Flame Burning Minds Ride Solar Winds', inspired by the above comment on the poem 'Night Moves By Bob Seger As A Sonnet', by the poet Suzanne Hayasaki and dedicated to Suzanne Hayasaki.