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This poem describes love as gentle, quiet, beautiful, and musical like a distant star or soothing night winds. Love is also described as patient, unselfish, divine, true, neutral, fair, ageless, immortal, and something lost that leaves behind a tender scar when abandoned. The poem ends by reiterating that love is soothing like night winds.
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This poem describes love as gentle, quiet, beautiful, and musical like a distant star or soothing night winds. Love is also described as patient, unselfish, divine, true, neutral, fair, ageless, immortal, and something lost that leaves behind a tender scar when abandoned. The poem ends by reiterating that love is soothing like night winds.
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This poem describes love as gentle, quiet, beautiful, and musical like a distant star or soothing night winds. Love is also described as patient, unselfish, divine, true, neutral, fair, ageless, immortal, and something lost that leaves behind a tender scar when abandoned. The poem ends by reiterating that love is soothing like night winds.
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- 1. We are now presenting a short poem BY: Salvador B. Espinas
- 2. “SOOTHING “Soothing AS THE As The NIGHT WINDS Night ARE WindsAre ”
- 3. Love is Gentle Love is Quiet Like any Distant Star
- 4. Love is Love is Beauty Love is Music Beauty Soothing is Night Love is Winds areMusic Soothing
- 5. Love is Patient and Love is Patient Unselfishand Divine , True , Unselfish Neutral Fair Divine , True , Neutral Fair
- 6. Love Ageless Love is is Ageless and Immorttal and Immorttal Lost Love is Just Lost Love Somewhere … is Just Somewhere
- 7. And The Heart That Love Abandons Nurses a Tender Scar
- 8. Softly Stabbing Softly and yet Sweetly Stabbing and Soothing as yet Winds Are Night Sweetly Soothing as
- 9. THE END
- 10. Ana Grace Camacho Ma.Diana Domingo Rolly Boy Rivera Jhon Mark Urot WILL BE PASS FOR: MRS.CHERRY MARIE FERNANDES