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Soulmate, A Love Letter
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© 2005 Wanda L. Harrell


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My Darling, 


     My thoughts are always with you, but it seems they are especially so when I see dark shadows play in the radiance from that brilliant sphere that decorates the ebony velvet of the night sky. It is then my thoughts turn to the night I first saw your face, the very first time I looked into the depths of your eyes. In the light of the moon, you gave me not just a momentary gaze, but your eyes seemed to penetrate mine, seeking to see things deep within my very soul. There was a tenderness that I sensed, an awareness of affection that I had never before experienced. That miraculous sensation seemed to envelop me, wrapping my entire being with your loving warmth and understanding.

    

Although wonderful beyond explanation, I was mystified and a bit frightened by this unusual experience, so my thinking mind fought the unfamiliar encounter. My heart pounded while I tried to comprehend what was transpiring. Minutes became hours, and I finally began to relax, allowing your soul to embrace mine. The sensation was as if our souls were dancing, swaying softly to a tune only we could hear, a song to which your soul wrote the music and mine wrote the lyrics. Darling, it took me awhile to recognize and appreciate, but I finally came to understand that what I felt that moonlit night was that of your soul caressing my soul for the very first time.

 

Since that night long ago, our souls have swayed incessantly to that tune that only we know. And still yet, this miraculous experience mystifies me, but there is no longer any anxiety. Now, my mind and heart rejoice with my soul, for my soul finally knows what it feels like to have one soul know another.

I love you!



 
 
 


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 Reviews of "Soulmate, A Love Letter"
Reviewed by Mary Quire
Reviewed on January 27, 2005
Such a beautiful letter, I am at a loss for words. Best wishes.

M.Rose

Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on January 25, 2005
As beautiful as the rose at the top of the page.


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