Global Dreams of Poetry Forever

By Gene B Pacifico

Global Dream of Poetry Forever. Is words aged of century till today I have related their cultures, history's and Geographic's in my feelings I feel described in art. Poetry is expressions of emotions rhymes metaphorical symmetries to the writers expo in words to relative people. I see my resembled words ministered by the honestly, diligence, and carefully boosted inventiveness latched into hearts and spoken in metaphorical descriptions, magical words, that rhyme with on times together in place, history, and time to bring the spark of light into the stars of sight and the feeling bright so we see the meaningful life we share as a neighbor, a friend, a lover, a wife from husband to a child to a civilization in place of history or time symmetrically sealed inside spiritually chimes bells by true love the feeling we individually feel that touch our minds and lifts our spirits to the top on the rainbows, to our pots of gold blessed by the unicorns to the imaginarily lands of Peace, Love, Joy and our Life's happiness eternally and forever. This is what I feel about people in my life words I wrote in my book Global Dreams of Poetry Forever. God bless us all this day and forever today we feel what we will feel for each other in visages and venial passages tunneling inside our life force dwelling within us to be united and not ever part with our hearts of love each other.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Nov 26, 2013
• ISBN: 9781483656410

Gene B Pacifico

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TREASURES IN THE DEEPEST OF THE SEA

By Eugene B. Pacifico

When we meet each other

Giving a chance to one another

One love begun.

Having fun at the beach of joy.

Take a walk together

In all types of weather.

Where we’ll find our treasures

In the deepest phantoms of the sea

THOSE SPECIAL WORDS

By Eugene B. Pacifico

A picture is worth

A thousand words.

So I heard.

But such pretty words

In all the world.

Is a Special I love you

From Mom and Dad.

OUT TO SEE

By Eugene B. Pacifico

The days of tomorrow.

When they come to an