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| Truedessa
In a dream we connected
our journey cosmically
aligned
surprised by the
unexpected
blinded by grandiloquent
light
relinquishing everyday
reality
awakening in the arms of
night
true love never dies,
look to the sky
I'll send you a
wondrous work of art
I'll send you a
piece of my heart
living in a world filled
with poetics
reaching places
never truly seen
stories written, our
energy kinetic
heavy are the tears of daylight
will you see my message of
love
or will you let it fade, out of sight
true love never dies,
look to the sky
I'll send you a
wondrous work of art
I'll send you a
piece of my heart
these days I'm singing the
blues
why have you drifted so
far away
perhaps, you've found a
new muse
closing my eyes in the
heat of night
escaping the borders of
new reality
spreading my wings to take
flight
crossing realms to embrace
fantasy
I'll send you a sign, a
sign from above
A sign of my love, I'll
send you my heart
always
always
always
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a work in progress - I reserve the
right to rearrange this piece
I was feeling really blue one day
sitting outside exhausted and this
heart shaped cloud formed before
my eyes.
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love, dreams and heart shaped clouds
Very sweet indeed and tenderly rendered - lucky to be loved by you - I'd say...
ReplyDeleteWith Best Wishes Scott
This is breathtakingly beautiful!❤️
ReplyDeleteI love this! <3
ReplyDeleteA great poem of love and longing to connect...
ReplyDeleteI love the repeated lines...
I'll send you a wondrous work of art
I'll send you a piece of my heart
Keep creating!
ReplyDeleteThis is like a wonderful song!
ReplyDeleteAlways amazing where you find inspiration for your beautiful pieces.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful love sonnet!
ReplyDeleteHow perfectly you captured what was in your heart ...
ReplyDeleteOh my, I like the refrain of "true love never dies, look to the sky......", such a comforting message. Also love this wondrous word, "grandiloquent"!
ReplyDeleteDreamy. Sometimes the borders blur.
ReplyDeleteThis is full of heartfelt emotion but I also like your comment about reaaranging words at a later date. Poems can be rethought and reworked and I think it is good to keep that open.
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