Showing posts with label Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Love. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

So far untitled poem

One day I shall run to the sea
Where my love will be waiting for me
We’ll dance and laugh in surf and sand
I’ll kiss his cheek and he’ll hold my hand
The sun will shine upon our lovers’ embrace
Its healing fingers will bless our face
He’ll smell of pine and boyhood dreams
I’ll be dressed in foam and girlish schemes
The waves will sing of our eternal devotion
Of this love fulfilled by the broiling ocean
With carefree hearts and serpentine ways
We’ll get lost in love, in our sea foam maze
I’ll bear him three sons and one little girl
And they too will rejoice in the watery swirl
We will grow old on our rocking chair sea
And happy forever, oh so happy we’ll be.

Sparks in a Dark Room

Humanity is a funny thing. It’s always scrambling to find a soul that mirrors, or at least compliments, its own. It wants contact, meaning, purpose, and most importantly, love. This by itself would not be supremely remarkable, since other creatures also desire many of these things. The difference is that they’re honest, and Humanity is not. It’s too afraid of rejection to be honest. It fancies itself too complicated. So it’s created often entertaining, but wholly empty retorts - cynicism, sarcasm, and simple hardheartedness - to keep the pain of loneliness and disappointment at bay.
Humanity wants to be needed and respected, but it’s frightened of being met with the opposite, so it lies for comfort. It says it’s confident and happy being alone, that it doesn’t need the approval of others to know its path. But that’s never quite true is it? It’s always looking for some form of affirmation, whether through family, friends, religion, accolades or strangers. It wants to know that itmatters. But asking for this knowledge would be too simple, too raw, too open and far too terrifying. So it’s left wandering in the dark, needing something to prove, but all the while hoping to find another groping hand that fits its own. When will Humanity learn the ease, the beauty of being genuine? The pleasure of telling someone how much you love/admire/envy/want/need them and seeing that spark of truth blaze through our dark room? When will we learn?

A Love Story

The steadfast hope
The passionate kiss
The secret smile
The bittersweet bliss

The broken heart
The shining tear
The racking sob
The burning fear

The wearying road
The aching hole
The rising sun
The uplifted soul

The snapshot memory
The healing pain
The maturative moment
The redemptive rain

T h e L o o k

Cold fire fills the sky 
Icy flame in his eyes 
Passions burn on high tonight 
Little one be wary 

Bodies shake with restrain 
Yearning for that heat again 
Minds dwell on the question “When?” 
Little one be wary
Secrets shine in that smile 
Conscience toils for a while 
Heart races on for miles 
Little one be wary 

The world lets out a sigh 
As we stand idly by 
Wondering when it’ll be our turn to try 
Little one be wary 
One day a curtain will fall down 
And all defenses shall hit the ground 
It’s when your heart begins to pound 
That you, child, must be wary