Awww -- very touching! And in the grand tradition of so many recorded unconsummated brief encounters, the hauntingly luminous face in a train window, the unexpected FEELING of a random presence in passing, the enigmatic smile on the street, so frequently filled unresponsive blank visages, especially in big urban zones full of strangers.
I'm sure you've read, as have I, of some writer noting a face, form, presence in proximity for only a moment, yet remaining emblazoned in memory for the rest of his or her life, bafflingly.
Maybe because we are made of stardust, our aggregate mysteries brush together in ways we will never understand.
Of course, your observation seems a little closer to home, since you knew this one was taken, assuming it's autobiographical.
It is nonetheless poignant to feel so moved over something, someone, so transitory, so ineffable.
Oh, such a long slow breath of romance. I know I wasn't there and it didn't have a thing to do with me at all. But I forgot to breathe for a moment, too . . .
Awww -- very touching! And in the grand tradition of so many recorded unconsummated brief encounters, the hauntingly luminous face in a train window, the unexpected FEELING of a random presence in passing, the enigmatic smile on the street, so frequently filled unresponsive blank visages, especially in big urban zones full of strangers.
I'm sure you've read, as have I, of some writer noting a face, form, presence in proximity for only a moment, yet remaining emblazoned in memory for the rest of his or her life, bafflingly.
Maybe because we are made of stardust, our aggregate mysteries brush together in ways we will never understand.
Of course, your observation seems a little closer to home, since you knew this one was taken, assuming it's autobiographical.
It is nonetheless poignant to feel so moved over something, someone, so transitory, so ineffable.
that was beautiful, awsome flow and a deep inner meaning which is not apparent at first. well done it is always a pleasure to read your works of pure heart filled art!
Though there was
nothing I could do to
make you mine
it truly was sublime-
to see you smile
that proved to be enough
as you were taken
by another wild rose.
I love this stanza right here, you have talent, i like your style.