An unspoken understanding

An unspoken understanding

A Poem by Sian Jo Fitzpatrick
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A piece of poetry written by me.

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You turn slowly,
taking your time as your head swivels my way,
your eyes following not far behind.

I hold my breath in anticipation.
Counting the seconds before your eye's meet my own.
Just as I reach three, your stare collides with mine.

We share a tantalising moment of sheer bliss.

An understanding passes between us. Our eyes speaking for our hearts, saying much more than I wished to show.

No words spoken.
No words needed.

I look down, breaking our intense gaze.

Regretting my decision I look back up, in a desperate search to see you once more.

But you're gone and I know you're not coming back.

You were merely a figment of my imagination. The moment I broke our heated stare, I broke you too.

Just like the others you leave, never to return. For I am real and you are not.

Yet I dare say you are the realist being I have ever encountered.



© 2016 Sian Jo Fitzpatrick


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Sian Jo Fitzpatrick
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Whats real has no reality and whats not has character. I liked this poem/writing very much.
"For I am real and you are not, yet I dare say you are the realist being I have ever encountered."

What if neither were real at all but by a real encounter break the nothingness to create reality between them. Now that is something. I greatly enjoyed, thank you

Posted 7 Years Ago


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I think the image we create of a person is far better than the actual person.. This was deep! I really enjoyed reading this! Good work! ☺

Posted 7 Years Ago


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Gee
How many "what if" meetings of eyes do we encounter throughout our lives, for me, only a few. I have friends though, that if they happen to catch a woman's eye it automatically means they are fancied. I even worked for a fella who claimed any woman that didn't fancy him must be a lesbian, now that's some ego. And, he was hardly a looker and had hair like a Mr Whippy ice cream.I'm a great one for staring into space, away with the faeries in my own little world, usually brought back by my wife or child scolding me for ignoring them........stop waffling man. Enjoyed the read Sian

Posted 7 Years Ago


Sian Jo Fitzpatrick

7 Years Ago

haha I enjoyed the waffling! Thank you for taking the time to read.
Gee

7 Years Ago

Oh I can waffle with the best of 'em. Twas nowt but a pleasure
I like the pace and flow of your words here, Counting off the beats as the eyes connect, like counting in Mississippi's would make it real if they look before you reach...
This is beautiful overall, but have to point out the last line as my favourite, and perfect to end on, where else would our imaginations lead us other than to the perfection that reality has eluded thus far.
Love it :)

Posted 7 Years Ago


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Sian Jo Fitzpatrick

7 Years Ago

Thank you so much :)
Sian Jo Fitzpatrick

7 Years Ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I have a poetry book on wattpad but have decided to post a couple of.. read more
Lorry

7 Years Ago

You'rewelcome :)
Whats real has no reality and whats not has character. I liked this poem/writing very much.
"For I am real and you are not, yet I dare say you are the realist being I have ever encountered."

What if neither were real at all but by a real encounter break the nothingness to create reality between them. Now that is something. I greatly enjoyed, thank you

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on December 28, 2016
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