Time With YouA Poem by Linda Marie Van Tassell
Tears fall in the stillness beneath a shooting star,
whose bitter sweetness has a sadness yet to claim. With moon in hand, night waves along a shallow bar. Summer yawns as blossoms spill from her darkened frame, anchored by time on the stem, though dead, undying, and blown by the whispering wind that shapes your name. The joy of loving always ends without trying. It's a living death that, until dead, is unknown, a bird whose little wing is no longer flying. The long, sad shadow of yesterday walks alone as each star of memory fades and falls from sight, embedded forever in a river of stone. I am caught between the shape of shadow and light, dreaming of tomorrow when the world will wake new; and I can rise with wings beyond the mountain height. Until then, I drift backwards to a time with you. © 2008 Linda Marie Van TassellReviews
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2 Reviews Added on December 3, 2008 AuthorLinda Marie Van TassellVAAboutPoetry has been my passion since I was about fifteen years old, and I love the structure of rhyme and meter moreso than just randomly throwing words upon a page without any form whatsoever. Whi.. more..Writing
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