I have a hole in my soul without you But you are with me now although you might Not know that (and I love this about you) Not yet at least because it is still quite An unexpected turning of the wheel You do not doubt me nor do I doubt you Yet cannot help but doubt this could be real
As though we knew each other long ago And have for worlds and lifetimes in between That time and place and this as though we know... As though we know exactly what we mean
An unexpected turning of the wheel An awkward rather inconvenient turn But maybe this is how we have to learn That this force of gravitation we feel Which draws us together (unwillingly) Disturbing our designs (if thrillingly) Leaves little room for doubt: this could be real
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God Bless,
Lew
Sounds like you are 'embroiled' and entranced.
randy
Beautiful expression of love: well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.