This I Now Know

Lesson of Life and Love

The gentle sound of the waves crashing upon the shore,

The cool breeze blowing through my hair,

The seagulls crying as upon the wind above they soar,

How I wish you were here, here with me to share.....

Out of the darkness of nights... do the brightest of lights...start to grow,

Out of the deepest of pains...can love blossom....this I now know,

Out of the loneliest of mornings...can your thoughts of her always go,

And so.....along the fabrics of time I flow,

Although....it's by letting go....for you my love deepens....this I now know.

Climbing to very top of the snowy peak,

Cold crisp air awakens the dying soul,

Upon the gusting winds its your name I speak,

How I wish you were here, here again making me whole.

Out of the darkness of nights...do the brightest of lights....start to grow,

Out of the deepest of pains....can love blossom...this I now know,

Out of the loneliness of mornings...can your thoughts of her always go,

And so...along the fabrics of time I flow,

Although...its by letting go...for you my love deepens....this I now know.

Walking along through life, thoughts of you bring a smile,

With my thoughts on you, on a high I will stay awhile,

And I'll......dream of sweet moments with you to come,

For it's from you all of my happiness blossoms from.

Out of the darkest of nights....do the brightest of lights...start to grow,

Out of the deepest of pains...can love blossom...this I now know,

Out of the loneliness of mornings...can your thoughts of her always go,

And so...along the fabrics of time I flow,

Although...it's by letting go...for you my love deepens...this I now know

Reviews

[Alucard6336]

Hey great flowing poem with good visual imagery, analogies, and rhythm. I particularly enjoy the later verses in this. Great work. :)

[Xander West]

Thank you. To be honest, I am just letting my thoughts be expressed in words.

[HipsterPrincess17]

Amazing poem i love all the deep feelings and it just amazes me of what you have come up with! Good job!

[Xander West]

Thank you. I will read some of your work.