From a vision involving A (now) former lover and the ancient Egyptian sprit we both knew...
she said to him ana behibak and he said bahibik
she said to me benhibik and then i said nhebuk
he said to me bahibik and extended a hand i stuggled to say to him, ahebik but all i could say was ila lika
i knew it was over. so did they.
so she went one way. and he went another. and i stood there
...awaiting my next life.
Arabic Words ana behibak - I love you said female to a male bahibik - not standard - female to a male form of I love you benhibik - not standard - male to male or female to female for of I love you nhebuk - i love you bahibik - i love you said male to female ahebik - i love you said female to male ila lika - meaning goodbye
nice work of poetic expression on this display of love and ending love...very nice...
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on September 10, 2004
Poet, an extremely heartfelt poetic twister, which often results unfortunately through the separate growth, instead of the continued combined growth of two trying to reach the pinnacle of bliss within this life not the next. For once love has evaporated, it’s far too easy to be blown off course. Thank you for sharing it. Take care and be well.
A way to use your mind for silent communication. Speaking about the methods in the book I have used since a young age.
21st Century learning. I also have a GoFundMe page to ask for funds so I can research with other people and add their experiences
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Was that Hebrew U were imbibing in...He He >.Lol
Peter Paton