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Tag Archives: loss
What Good are Tears?
I can cry with happiness or from pain. My tears can evoke sympathy from you or pity. They spring from my emotions, provoking emotions in you. How can I use them? Seems a shame to waste such a thing; to … Continue reading
“Beautiful faces and passionate kisses” — johncoyote
REBLOG: Please enjoy John Coyote’s Beautiful piece. If you don’t follow his blog, you should! 🙂 Enjoy! (Beautiful faces and passionate kisses. A Poem by Coyote Poetry.) (Good to be young in heart. Willing to rebirth love and desire everyday … Continue reading
Search
The search never ending you were at my fingertips once and slipped away I found you in a smile or so I thought My illusions tease me Your image like waves on asphalt in summer Your voice whispers in the … Continue reading
By Your Side — Heartstring Eulogies
REBLOG: Don’t mis this beautiful piece from Heart String Eulogies. ❤ “And maybe I’ll remember the good moments. The ones spent by your side.” And maybe, after all is said and done, I’ll finally reach the end. The end of … Continue reading
Before You Go
Before you go, Sweep up my dignity. You see, I’ve thrown it away. It became irrelevant in your presence. Can I recapture it without looking in your eyes? What will I see reflected there? Yesterday’s letters expressed it plainly. Songs … Continue reading
Understated Love
REBLOG: Please don’t miss Paul’s beautiful poem. I miss Paul terribly. Take a moment and explore his blog and Archives. You will discover an amazing talent and a great loss. via Understated Love
Echoes And Beats — Heartstring Eulogies
“Can you hear the echo in my heart? It remembers everything we were.” Can you hear the echo in my heart? The one that reverberates instead of a beat, continuing to move blood through my veins. Can you sense the … Continue reading
