
look at this breath
this baby’s hum and warmth
permeating the surface of peonies on show
i cannot care any more than I already do
for this exquisite view
simplicity
between hearts wrought,
tapestries bursting, sewn full.
my soul speaks of the injustice
of being made to wait so many years
but here I am
willing, able, ready,
I live my life, in full,
with another I need not yearn
nor contemplate
for if the right being
soul
spirit
soars floats,
temporarily, ephemeral, my way
I’ll be gracious and kind and understanding,
welcome them solemnly to further stay.
a flitting of gossamer I spot at the corner
of my harking perceptive eyes
the signs of sprites waiting to celebrate
a meeting set to occur with ease?
I can only hope
but carry on, carry on,
there is no need for stomach to yearn nor churn
seasonally thoughts will gather
and perhaps an encounter, chanced, will please, occur.
for now though
full am I within for the righteous will appear
or vanish whenever they want to surprise or delight me,
there is little right in holding expectations
to beings who live so free,
brandishing hope and understanding
time precious time
will help me
allow me,
willingly to see.
(30/11/21)
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So beautifully expressed, Lauren. I truly love this brilliant piece .💕❤️💕
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Thank you, Grace 🙂 Much appreciated! ❤ ❤
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My pleasure dear Lauren.💕❤️💕
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Gorgeous poem, dearest Lauren. This part is stunning, “ for this exquisite view
simplicity
between hearts wrought,
tapestries bursting, sewn full.” Wonderful. ❤️❤️
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I so appreciate your supportive comments and compliments for my work, always, dear Jeff ❤
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You’re most welcome, dearest Lauren. Always my pleasure. 💖
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Wonderfully penned 🙂
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thanks so much! 🙂 ❤
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