Fantasy's Flight (A Sonnet)
by Charles Keller — Read all 159 poems by Charles Keller
Monday, November 20, 2006
Oh, by the purest desire of union
when fleshy barriers and the senses
are removed. True understanding. Oh, then,
walls, obstacles, barriers and fences
are removed. Of the temporal mesh, freed,
carried to you as the wind moves a seed.
Through clouds and rainbows, across land and sea
spirits journey on fantasy's winged dreams
to blissful consumation. Meant to be,
our ulitmate destiny met, it seems.
Nightly excursions so satisfying
leave my heart yearning, Oh, for such flying.
Soul's addiction soothed, thirst quenched once again,
tomorrow night we'll again feel the yen.
I have enjoyed the reading of "Fantasy's Flight (A Sonnet)".
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
when fleshy barriers and the senses are removed.
Now that's would be the essence of pure love.
Great sonnet.