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bound not to fret
o’er sorrows passed by
or bones where wings used to be
turned not by loss
to remember the gain
or the promise
of eternities
saved not to verse
or hurried by life
as was gifted
to days muddled thru
forgotten the lust
of a long ago wish
or stars pinned by dreams
to the blue
grieved not by touch
no longer the same
or visions of hope almost gone
a path through the woods
by home a new way –
remembrance
of time walked alone
cured not by longing
or stilled by regret
taking where arms never could
keep you much longer
in yesterday’s chains –
and garner your words
understood
deemed not
by prophecies
left for another
or stories retold of your youth
asking of consequence
come to decide
as somebody’s version
of truth
birthed to illusion
of mysteries freed –
as futures are mourning this loss
warmed not the comfort
of sleep yet to come
or whispers negated
by moss
Author’s Note: For much of my life, I’ve been awakened
by words, flooding from far off places. Quite often, the result
is something like this. I refer to these as Emily moments ~
and Emily words. I’m good with that, as long as it never requires
a change in hairstyle. 🙂
just beautiful…
Thank you, Linda. I’m so glad you like it. ~ My love, Bobbie
She would have been proud of you.
xo
Paul
LOL! She should have gotten out more! 😀 Can you hear me laughing? I think she should have laughed a bit more at herself, at life, at the absurdity of melancholy moments. I am sure I could have given her some ideas about what to do with that hair! She and I would have had a grand time! Thank you, Paul. ~ Love, Bobbie
…And you would have had a grand time too.
xo ~Paul
I am feeling you, that’s why we are often called old souls for our senses write what we feel and it comes from so many times and places, which always seems to span many lifetimes. I wrote a poem a while back called “the romantic warrior” about the last moments of a warriors life in asia somewhere, where he lay dying while reflecting on his life as his breaths slip away, dying with his sword in his hand. Now that i think of it i might have wrote it when i was a teen. If i can find it i will share it…as those kind of moments always came to me…you know, those deja-vu moments. Your poem is very beautiful and enchanting….you always do it well Bobbie!