A wonderful thing about poetry is that it can hold the spirit of many things. I used to write two or three poems in a day, and I wish I could still do that because there are a lot of little things I am reminded of when I go back and read those poems.
No matter what we think, we can’t hold on to everything and everyone, and as time goes my memories just keep more easily slipping away. I understand this one in a few ways. But love the romantic gesture of not only holding the beloved in a portrait of words, but also inviting the person to participate and see just what they mean to you. It’s a lovely poem, Neville. I saw Mrudula’s review and felt a little sad she’s no longer here. But it’s great to read this today.
Posted 4 Years Ago
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4 Years Ago
thank you Eilis ... yes, I often think of her and wonder why she left the cafe and where she.. read more
thank you Eilis ... yes, I often think of her and wonder why she left the cafe and where she might be these day...
Your beliefs shine through here Neville. The power of love is so strong. Your words will be a source of strength and comfort to all who read them and all who need them.
Chris
Posted 6 Years Ago
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6 Years Ago
Morning our Chris, many thank you's indeed, what more could a guy want...cheers.. N