as you cried, I wiped the tears
from the soft contours of your cheeks,
my hands massaging the temples
of icy dreams
needing a gentle thaw
through words of warm exposure -
gazing into the sea of your eyes,
my smile slowly grew
as your lips gently lifted,
swelling into vibrant waves of breath
beginning to laugh
those small modest laughs,
saying so much
with so little effort
and finally you spoke
to me
words you never need to mention
but I was more than overjoyed
to hear
and with your silky voice alive again
my heart
found home
in a song of deep desire
orating through the vibrato of souls
timed to the universe within us
Anna
with this one!!!as Love begets Love!!!
Lady Vivian
:) Simply Awesome, ty for a timely reminder of what i know is the truth.
xx Cherie
Thank you Jude
"write me a script
where I cease to exist,
yet kept alive
by your enduring words"
... she must surely be needing CPR after this breath-taking write! :)) There's also an uncanny "creak of leather" here which I've just realised is one of my favouritest sounds in the whole wide world. Timing is everything - perhaps even more so to two hearts that tick outside of this temporal timeframe. Our internal universes are infinite in their capacity to create and are ever-expanding. Glorious work, Kartero! You know this is wholly beautiful: you've already translated it into your gold filigree font! xx
Chip Bergeron
Regis
You showed the tender vulnerable side of you, Jude.
Not many will do.
Kudo's
db
Ron
Rose
the wipe the tears away..Spellbound vibrato in
this beautiful poetry ~ jude ~ Lady Mary Ann
I felt as if I was right there in your dream, Jude, your verses just exeplifiy depth of emotion and beauty of soul.
It is so wonderful to be able to hear and feel that vibrato of souls.
Simply stunning and heartfelt poetry...This has to become one of your very best poems!
I watched Sylvia last night (the film about poetess, Sylvia Plath). It was quite intriguing. She married Ted Hughes (the poet) She really had quite the life.
Much peace, light and love,
Amber
Take care,
Sherry