Love Verses and What Not

By Edwin Kaarela

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Feb 6, 2004
• ISBN: 9781462841332

Edwin Kaarela

Edwin E. Kaarela, winemaker, composer, portraitist, divides his time between interior Massachusetts and the coast of Maine. His verses are derived from musings while walking through the forest, reminding him of his ancestral land of Finland. Alexander Farguhanson has been an illustrator and fine art gallery painter for 25 years. His illustrations have appeared in publications throughout the country, ranging from children’s books to mysteries and educational non-fiction. He resides with his family in Massachusets.

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Love Verses & What Not

EDWIN KAARELA

Copyright © 2003 by Edwin Kaarela.

Illustrations by: Alexander Farquharson

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Follow me through the garden gate,

Walk among the myriad scented flowers

and blooms.

Beyond lies a copse of willows and

dogwood, swaying with

the breath of the breeze.

Let me take your hand, and guide

you through the course,

selected for us.

I take you through the colors,

and fragrances abounding,

Through dew-drops, cobwebs and

leafy boughs.

Lightly as we move along,

hand in hand,

Touching the signals of the

continuing course.

Each step creating a new vision

or a remembrance sought,

Yet with my hand in yours,

fingers intertwined with love,

Our blood flows as one,

united in our journey

shared by each of us.

Keep with me to the light,

the course becomes clear,

Passions of love throbbing and

caressing our souls.

Comfort me as I you—the

brightness of it all awaits.

The complexities