under the oak we sat and spoke
of former days and ways
of when slumbered love awoke
and how in two hearts it lays
unchanging through the circling years
undisturbed through countless tears
under the oak, as in days of old,
the world seems so far away
secret whispers yet untold
wait for the dawn of new day
fingers entwined so tenderly
eyes share a timeless embrace
too late to bemoan the you, the me
we wait to see our creator’s face
contented to sit and converse a while
warmed by a touch and a cherished smile
Beautiful unravelling of sentiment in lines that are full of grace, charm and a flowing lightness of touch. This speaks of a deep, soulish affection in a relationship that "just is": nothing can be added to it and nothing taken away through the passage of time or scale of distance. It forever endures without change and without the need for maintenance, other than that knowing "cherished smile". As always, a pleasure to the heart and mind, Belle, and easy on the eye. xx
...and we sit with you, Belle, in this lovely expressed understanding of how life evolves with all its joys, pains and memories and how it fades eventually.
Sometimes a day is just so beautiful and I can't really explain why.
And sometimes a poem like this just has all the magic...but I can explain why.
It's yours.
Belle, the old oak harbors the dreams and love of many folk -- like a sage it offers perspectives otherwise unavailable to hearts entwined with love -- this is now one of my most cherished, Belle poems -- peace and love be with you my friend -- Jon Michael
I met Jerome on a busy city street in Baltimore, Maryland, when he was forty-five years old. On that particular day, I was out and about, enjoying a much-needed day off from work.
I wanted to purchase a sukiyaki sub. I parked my car in an area of
Peace,
Dayvid
GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS
Tony
Georg
John
And sometimes a poem like this just has all the magic...but I can explain why.
It's yours.
John
Love Always & Forever,
Sage
Nice one, I love the photo also..
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
Cheers,
Dan