I grieve loss of love, with some joy in my heart, to see a rainbow over a windswept ocean, one should be glad ,filled with devotion,yet sad because the rainbow shows one side, while the other side is hidden as if our love had been forbidden but he dislikes to appear, for fear of having to declare, what he does not feel- so I mostly rely on having memories of the he, who cannot see me, as a priority in his life, but only a stop-gap when he needs one and under every sun I wither like a desert flower, awaiting rain while I rack my brain, for reasons to stay in such a one-sided affair-that is going nowhere,yet the glorious sea is filled with mystery,that charms the senses, wearing down all defenses confounding the brain, with the chance that he might change his stance,and since you waited so very long ,he may surprise you with the words to your song proving that dreams do come true , even for poetic pollyanna dreamers like you...
Truly a very heartfelt write
beautifully expressed emotions tender yet so very sad
Stunning view of longing and lines of hope!
Love Peace and Joy Hugssss to you always...Yolie
Somewhere... over the rainbow... Tender and heartfelt longing, Eileen, with a beautiful tinge of a hopeful smile and a philosophical outlook. Yes, rainbows do this for us, and so much more... like love lost and found. Bright, colourful and yet elusive. You've struck gold with this one. Bless you, Kate xx
You have penned a most thought provoking write, using the rainbow as a metaphor. It's like...you know you can never see the other side of that rainbow, but yet...a rainbow was a sign...it was a promise.
I cannot say or dare to speculate, but these thoughts just came to me as I read. May your dreams be realized!
Ty Eileen
Grace and peace be with you
Ch'erie
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on July 19, 2007
Bitter sweet poem. Great metaphor. A desert flower usually lives only for one day, at most two. Times arrive when one has to be realistic. Victor
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Blessings,
Joyce B.
Keep bouncing tiggs... BONG bong bo....
beautifully expressed emotions tender yet so very sad
Stunning view of longing and lines of hope!
Love Peace and Joy Hugssss to you always...Yolie
Regis
Beautifully written
Love & Peace
William
Love Tinka
Your beauty shows in your writing and
your passion.
George
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
Awwwwwwwwwwww...this one is poignantly beautiful, powerfully penned longing in exquisite hopeful lines; well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
surprise you with the words to your song
proving that dreams do come true
They often do, Tiger Lily!
I cannot say or dare to speculate, but these thoughts just came to me as I read. May your dreams be realized!
Ty Eileen
Grace and peace be with you
Ch'erie
Gina
SMooooooooooooooo000000000000CH!