Forevermore

Forevermore

A Poem by Lisasview
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Rhyming Quatrains with a Rhyming Couplet envoi poem regarding thoughts of death... Grateful to Richard for finding the perfect artwork for my poem and helping me along my journey writing poetry.

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     Forevermore....


Lie me down on a bed of lavender;

naked, I will be in the blazing sun.

Upon death, to this earth I surrender …

for, my journey here with you is now done.


Remember my laughter in ocean's waves …

floating along with no care in the world.

As we hid inside of deep dark sea caves,

our eyes met softly, as blue waters swirled.


Kissing your salty neck, I held on tight

with loving thoughts....I drift to you again,

watching day's sun disappear into night,

knowing our true love's depth would never wane.


Beyond life, to your open arms I soar;

our souls entwine now ~ and forevermore....

© 2022 Lisasview


Author's Note

Lisasview
If you happen to read my poem I would so appreciate a review.
I always review.. Each line has 10 syllables.
Thank you,
Lisa

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Featured Review

One of your finest works, Lisa🍷

Whoever said sadness and death have no beauty, never read this.
It was great working together with you in formulating this creatively gorgeous piece.

Many memorable blessings shared … thank you always, Ma'am! ⁓ Richard🖌

Posted 6 Months Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Lisasview

6 Months Ago

Hi Richard,
Great to get a review from you. This is one of my most favorite poems I have writ.. read more



Reviews

Good evening, Lisasview,
A parting of a love,
A love,
A kiss, so hard to imagine a kiss,
A bed of death, of lavender,
Love it, honey,
great write!
1809 Black Plague December

Posted 1 Year Ago


Lisasview

1 Year Ago

Thank you so much for reading and reviewing my poem.
Lisa
1809 Black Plague December

1 Year Ago

most welcome Dear,
Oh, this is beautiful Lisa, thank you for pointing me towards it. This is right up my street. Magnifying those small but meaningful moments and looking at them in terms of as a life taken as a whole... Bravo!

Posted 1 Year Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lisasview

1 Year Ago

I am delighted to know that my poem is right up your street.
I write all sorts of things..Peo.. read more
Your phrasing, the meter and use of language sets this poem way, way above scribbles like my . More importantly, perhaps, the content seems one of placid acceptance, of feeling that time has near enough given you the life that life is, night and day, kaleidoscopic perhaps.. and that fact understood. Now the time is coming when those gone will dance and sing with you again, those left will remember those you can still dream about. The end is only a new beginning. Admittedly, my sentiments but you have laid them beautifully.

Posted 1 Year Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

emmajoygreen

3 Weeks Ago

should read ' guarded', not guarden.. forgive. x
Lisasview

3 Weeks Ago

What?? where is that?
Lisa
emmajoygreen

3 Weeks Ago

Second line of my response to your commemt to my review of your poem!
Stellar writing here in fine, poetic form, yes indeed, physical death not the end, rather a spiritual transition to a higher calling where previous loved ones have gone before and await to greet and renew aquaintance once more here in eternal bliss..

Beautiful, candid poem, stir the emotions in a pleasant way!

Posted 1 Year Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lisasview

1 Year Ago

Hi Tom, This poem was written with thoughts of my own death...
Wow, using words like stellar .. read more
I hate to label this, but I can't help but think of your poem as a beautiful suicide note. She knows death is at hand, seems ready for it, maybe even welcomes it. Hopefully she is accepting of a natural death not intentional. Nice rhyme with world. It's one of the hardest words to find rhymes for, but so want to use it. I reacted with emotion when I read it. Means it's a good poem to me!

Posted 1 Year Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lisasview

1 Year Ago

Hi Michael,
No not suicide...This poem is in regards to my own death...
Accepting it.... read more
What a sincere expression you penned! I often equate waves with motion in expression too. I have an obsession with waves of all kinds sound and light particles and colors so much can be reduced to and inflected by WAVES:) nice reminder for me to remember my waves!

Posted 1 Year Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lisasview

1 Year Ago

Hi Robert,
This is so strange as I do remember responding to your thoughtful review yesterday.. read more
Robert Trakofler

1 Year Ago

this site can be a bit clanky I tried to change my picture yesterday and now I'm a tree
Lisasview

1 Year Ago

Oh yes, I am often a tree...so weird..
Joy and pain, life and death, love and sorrow always create a beautiful bouquet. Your words lovingly express a neverending love, and that's the way it should be. Well done.

Posted 1 Year Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lisasview

1 Year Ago

Thank you so much for your very kind review…
wonderful melodic tone; I love the speaker talks or reuniting with a true love; after death. The poem also had a Dickinson and Poe feel.

Posted 1 Year Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lisasview

1 Year Ago

Wow, what lovely things to say about my writing.
I really appreciate your reviews!!
Li.. read more
dear Lisa... gorgeous poetry.... splashing with the waves...
sensual and melancholy... the feel of romantic rendezvous. softly, Pat

Posted 1 Year Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lisasview

1 Year Ago

aLways, delighted to get a lovely review from you my dearest Pat.,
Lisa

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Lisasview
Lisasview

Benitachell, Alicante, Spain



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