I was born
in the shadows..
Lived in the
light of dawn..
I lived for the hope..
That one day
we would be one
I waited for the
sun to warm me..
For the wind to sing
a lullaby
I waited for love..
I thought I found it
in your eyes..
One day I looked
around myself..
And knew all
you couldn't say..
I was so blind to this..
but it was too late
You had died
that very day..
Then I noticed
I was all alone..
To late to turn
the time back..
To late to
bring you home..
Now as you
grow tired
I know your time
has come..
I yearn for you
my love...
But know your life
on earth is done..
I hope you know
what you have given..
You gave me life
You gave me light..
You gave me hope
I never had
No longer did
I live alone
In a world
as dark as night..
So rest my love..
Have no regrets
No guilt
No tears..
You have given me a
lifetime of memories..
in a few short years.
You led your life
A spirit so free..
You lived the way
Most wish to be..
You are more
than just my love..
You are my inspiration..
My best friend..
I promise to you ..
Our love will never end.
We will meet on
the other side..
Two souls..
Reunited as one..
Wait for me my love..
In heavens golden light.
I promise I will find you..
When the time is right.
Never again
shall we part..
Eternity will be ours..
As we fly through
Skies of
brilliant blue
Clouds of
cotton white..
Our
goal..
Our
destiny..
To
reunite.
Beautiful Erica. Losing a love that we've known for so long is never easy, but we always find strength and comfort in knowing that we will meet again. Very touching!
Jill
Robin Ouzman Hislop's poetry is certainly in dialogue with some of the key architects of the 'poetics of indeterminacy' – both the Modernist strands represented by the likes of Beckett and Stein, and the postmodernist strands represented, initially,
Using Calgary as a backdrop the author satirizes the self-serving nature of the public as it continues to fatten itself, not only physically, but egotistically as well.
Jill
But this was worth resting for today just beautiful
like you
Love Peg