Tried to tell you within the whispers of drifting clouds
the hidden meanings of these missives that I still dream aloud
wild rambling man pinned by the falling earth’s last stone
surrounded by the numbered others but yet never so alone
reaching sunsets as inky as the drop from your own pen
singing across the inner spaces of some remember when
splitting some wood heart of a tree grown tall inside of me
I wrestle with grounded eagles and the truth of being free
embracing huddled darkness where a space remains of you
tangling facts and fiction to remind me what is true
that it matters not the photo, the time, the year, the age
but how the light inside you makes my restless soul engage
sheets of cloth and paper wrap tight over these long distance lines
nestled there between their fragility is where our love entwines
and though each time I say my prayers to always do what’s right
how can I deny that every inch of me calls out for you at night?
If only I could stop myself from loving you so much
If only I could stop how much I crave your tender touch
only then maybe these missives would come so far apart
only then from these dreams of you would my yearning soul depart
Love, Peace & Jazzy Harmonies,
Estrella
Sheila
Edwin
Ron
I love the imagery, especially
in the second stanza... "the wood heart of a tree grown inside of me"...
Axilea
Jon Willey has said more or less what I feel about this poem and I'd just like to add I think the final stanza is splendid.
Haven't seen much of you of late, I hope you're well.
John
If only I could stop how much I crave your tender touch
Everything that you express within this poem reaches "pretty close to home." This is very effective in drawing the reader in. Thank you, Michelle. Love and best wishes,
Regis
hugs
Fee
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.