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Take A Chance

A chance encounter of the best kind -

A meeting arranged by fate -

Two souls have come together

Two hearts can now relate.

Exploring has uncovered

A tender love sublime,

Whose roots are strong and deep,

To withstand the test of time.

This much, I know within my heart,

That you are meant for me;

To share with me the joys of life;

Throughout eternity.

So now, I ask with an open heart

Barring my soul to thee;

Will you, my sweet, my soulmate

Take a chance and marry me?

Copyright © 1991 Ara John Movsesian

Eternity

I smile whenever I recall

The special moments we have had;

Walking always hand in hand

Through the good times and the bad.

Sometimes, I think it is a dream --

The love you give me could not be;

But then when you are in my arms

There's no mistake in its purity.

Whether I'm with you or far away,

My thoughts are always drawn to you

Like a compass needle pointing North

To a love much more than true.

Of all the people on this Earth --

How lucky can a person be;

To have found the likes of you, my love,

With whom to share eternity!

Poem Recited by Ara John Movsesian

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Copyright © 2000 Ara John Movsesian

Another Time

The fragrance of an orchid

Wafting through the air,

Reminds me of another time,

And of a beauty rare.

The melodic strains of an orchestra

Sailing through the night,

Remind me of another time,

And of a lovely sight.

Associations such as these

Fill my thoughts with rhyme

And I can't help but long for

The poetry of another time.

A time when life made sense to me,

When love was everywhere;

When you and I would dance and dance

While your fragrance filled the air.

Such memories consume me,

And they constantly remind;

That you, my sweet, are in my heart

And forever on my mind.

Poem Recited by Ara John Movsesian

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Copyright © 2000 Ara John Movsesian

Two Birds

Two birds begin a journey long,

From different points in a far off land;

With a luring urge - in heart a song,

Two novices heed life's command.

As they make their great migration,

Their feeble feet turn to taloned hands;

And the two reach their destination

As seasoned travelers in the southern lands.

Still unaware that the other lives,

Each alights upon the very same tree;

And there the two, as if guided by God,

Fall madly in love and marry.

Thus so it is with you and me;

Two birds which Heaven's winds did blow

To this blessed rendezvous of life,

Like the two Swallows at Capistrano.

Copyright © 1983 Ara John Movsesian

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