Charlie, ever pleasant as
a glowing fireplace
offered friendship to the world,
with beauty on his face.
In his eyes the fire crackled;
In his eyes, it rained.
The candle flickered, water soon
to set the oil ablaze.
Charlie, ever pleasant as
a glowing fireplace
offered friendship to the world,
with beauty on his face.
In his eyes the fire crackled;
In his eyes, it rained.
The candle flickered, water soon
to set the oil ablaze.
Alphabet Ravine 
Your poetry gives me the grand pleasure of stolen penny-candy. Guilt-free and so comforting.
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Thank you so much! This is a wonderful compliment, and I’m glad my poetry is a gift to you! I hope it can continue to be so.
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Thank you for the share, Chuck!
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