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nakdthoughts
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Between the Lines

0 posted 2004-08-29 12:30 PM



I've gone back over
those words archived
and a softness seeps in,
remembering those days
when chance and happenstance
charmed the moment's thoughts.

I seek you out amongst my words
between my lines where I kept you hid
and recognition is hard to find.

There must have been
another someone inside of me,
words spoken from another tongue,
days when my feelings reached further
and deeper than those of today.

I struck the 18th, reread :


Too long I have imagined
what it would have been like
walking hand in hand in the moonlight,
tasting lips of satisfaction, forevermore.
What took so long to acquire, to cultivate
did not take long to dissolve, to weed out.

I use to hunger for you,  devour all there was
in words so deep, escaping from eyes, awash in blue.
I held you in my darkest thoughts,
counted my blessings when being together.

There was beauty in your touch,
made me feel alive, trading the proper me
for a thrill seeker.
You vibrated my mind,
stimulating the senses raw...
If you could just see me now,
the mold, no longer left with your imprint.

Last night I met him...your match,
also eyes of blue, to steal my attention,
lace new dreams, transcend a new love.
And after so many sunsets passing,
I can fall again into loving hands
blanketed in sincerity,
to be touched in my heart's secret place.

No more poems, the mind tag of games.
No more waiting, wanting,
for another taste of love.

Tonight is the night, so unexpected.
His whispers enticing.
His strength so appealing.
His trust proven.

Leaving behind the words "forbidden love",
I shall canvas him with passion,
letting go of all inhibitions,
inspired by the newness of him.

The moon shall rise for me, this eve.
No longer need I myst for another.
No longer need I be reigned upon.

Finally, I am looking into the face of love,
wondering how he was able
to touch the warmth in me,
laying dormant these last few months.

And I promise that he will see in me,
the passion, the gentleness,
and the desire, that shall be
for one and only one.



and I wonder...
where did these words come from?

M


"Love is not blind - It sees more and not less, but because it sees more, it is willing to see less."
(Will Moss)

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passing shadows
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1 posted 2004-08-29 12:50 PM


I think we all feel this way M

it's nice to look back and reread and just sit in awe

I think Emily Dickinson wrote something about it, I can't remember which poem it was, but she wrote of rereading her writings in awe that it was really her that wrote them

Martie
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2 posted 2004-08-29 01:57 PM


Yep, understanding this, Maureen.  
Sunshine
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3 posted 2004-08-29 02:06 PM


How well I know this emotion....
HopeS
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4 posted 2004-08-29 03:23 PM


I wander and ponder and
often go into the archives too
reminiscing of what flowed through my pen , way back then

Hope

msflame
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5 posted 2004-08-29 03:27 PM


I think some words sustain us, nurture us and we grow. Those who don't grow, usually rot from the words that no longer give their spirits light and direction. I love this post, thanks. It helped me today.
littlewing
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6 posted 2004-08-29 06:41 PM


Oh Good Lord Maureen,
I read my words and those of others
and it is as if it were a thousand lifetimes ago . . .

but we are lucky to have those words . . .

missed you Lady . . .

suthern
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7 posted 2004-08-30 08:21 AM


I know this so well... especially when I look through some of the stuff I wrote many years ago... I not only can't comprehend the words... I barely remember the writer. *S*
Krawdad
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8 posted 2004-08-30 12:38 PM


And if we did not write, it would all be so much vapor, lost.
I share the puzzlement of retrospection.

hoot_owl_rn
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9 posted 2004-08-30 05:23 PM


Oh...I have so been here before...amazing what the heart can endure isn't it, our poems become the history of our love and loss and sometimes the archives seem written by another in another place and time...oh, but what a shame had those words never been written
Here's to love in your heart and a pen that ever remains full to write about it

JamesMichael
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10 posted 2004-08-31 12:20 PM


Lovely...James
nakdthoughts
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Between the Lines
11 posted 2004-08-31 09:15 AM


thank you everyone...

lately I have been trying to rediscover me...
so I have been reading in the archives of others' words and run across my own and I  wonder where my mind was at the time and what event caused the words to be written, as mostly I write as a diary to myself.

M

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