Day 6 of 12 Days Of Romance. A Celebration To Come On Day 12.
Have I Told You?
"Have I told you I love you?" He asked
yes, you confessed, more than once, in words
but more so in compassionate, loving deeds
I hope you heard when I whispered it to you
the shocked sky hasn’t fallen on us, not yet
maybe it won’t, maybe it will, and if it does
it still won’t change what we felt and said in
immaculate moments of unguarded honesty
some people are safe to love….most aren’t
only truly beautiful souls, the unselfish ones
are worthy of our open trust and affection
often my trust was regretfully misplaced
walls, stalwart, lofty, safeguard my heart
but it is as if you have always been present
near to me…. enclosed within my fortress
loving friend and confidante to my secrets
WHAT MORE CAN BE SAID? WHEN A HEART IS EXPOSSED SO UTTERLY AND COMPLETELY...IT SILENCES THE ROBE OF DOUBT, TOSSING IT INTO OBLIVION! AND WHAT IS LEFT? THE MIRACULOUS GIFT OF GOD...TRUE LOVE! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING, LABELLE. TO YOU AND YOURS...LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
I think my answer to that question would be… "You don't have to."
For the type of love you describe is one where love is already known and trusted to the point of openness that one does not share with anyone else in the universe. Soulmates don't have to express what they know already.
I have been fortunate to be in a relationship like that for 30 years already. And another 30 years to go. Together we are tackling the problems of getting older, sharing our secrets along the way, like the crazy dream she had last night.
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For the type of love you describe is one where love is already known and trusted to the point of openness that one does not share with anyone else in the universe. Soulmates don't have to express what they know already.
I have been fortunate to be in a relationship like that for 30 years already. And another 30 years to go. Together we are tackling the problems of getting older, sharing our secrets along the way, like the crazy dream she had last night.
Ron