The Lovely Blue

By George H. Malouf

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The Lovely Blue, by George H. Malouf, is a volume of poetry full of great, honest emotion inspired by the poets relationship with Gods bounty in nature and in his love for his Greek Angel, Yiota. The poet describes his emotions for this, his spark of inspiration, by threading his way, at times, from the heights of elation to the depths of despair. In this colorfully woven tapestry of one of the most mysterious of human experiences, the poet achieves a uniquely sculptured effect of rhyme and cadence, as he strives for formal elegance in every stanza. The poetry represented by our poet, in this volume, is sure to increase the understanding of how people relate to each other in that magical, mystical way known as love.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Dec 5, 2017
• ISBN: 9781543468557

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The

Lovely

Blue

George H. Malouf

Copyright © 2017 by George H. Malouf.

   Library of Congress Control Number:   2017918105

   ISBN:      Hardcover    978-1-5434-6853-3

         Softcover    978-1-5434-6854-0

         eBook       978-1-5434-6855-7

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Rev. date: 12/05/2017

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To Yiota

In my heart,

You shall live forever,

And in the memories

Of a passing time

You’ll remain

Until my dying day.

For, you are a dazzling light

In my eyes;

The very spark

That scorched ablaze

The flame of love

Within my breast.

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CONTENTS

Here Is Where

Scurry, Scurry, My Sweet One

Oh, How I Wish

As The Heart Beats Faster

Looking Up To Heaven

Standing By My Window

One Day, After Another