My beautiful woman and our forever tomorrow.

My beautiful woman and our forever tomorrow.

A Poem by Chandler bing



I still reminisce those long walks at night,
the beach then would be so quiet,
I held your hand and pulled you close,
and so did the moon to sea across the shore
Searching your sky blue eyes for something,
Whilst warm summer breeze flowing akin,
your lips parted a smile so serene,
And that's how I found what was gone.

I knew it then loving you would never,
be a simple question to comprehend,
I never wanted those days to end,
while looking at our tomorrow forever.

© 2015 Chandler bing


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This line is the highlight of the whole poem-

I knew it then loving you would never
be a simple question to comprehend'

Good stack of words. Gives a light unnoticable smile on the reader's face.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Nice poem...I like the title.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Beautiful, it just has such a relaxed safe tone

Posted 9 Years Ago


It is excellant . What a love would desire than what you depicted . Keep it up.

Posted 9 Years Ago


This rhymes really well the rhythm is consistent.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Beautiful, fluid and crystal clear expression of emotions.. Way to go Chandler :)

Posted 9 Years Ago


"I knew it then loving you would never,
be a simple question to comprehend, "

I love these lines simply because no one is easy to comprehend or figure out. It takes time to see and understand someone's heart. It takes time to let love grow, it burns if you try to rush it. Such a beautiful setting you made with this and such a true message.

Posted 9 Years Ago


splendid write apt mixture of emotion and right words ..... i was living the words as i read this awesome one loved reading it ... keep smiling .. peace :)

Posted 9 Years Ago


Very well written. I quite liked the transition between sentences, the cadence of your phrases and the evocative imagery. "a smile so serene" is the only phrase I can take a modicum of objection to, as it sounds too archaic when compared to the rest of the poem.

Posted 9 Years Ago



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