All in good time, dear. All in good time.
For it tugs relentlessly at our heels
Settling scores for every moment lost
Amid those crumpled sheets we leave behind
All in good time, dear. All in good time.
I'll catch up with our two-dimensional dreams
Be more than a silhouette for you to love
Be what you hide in your whispered rhymes
All in good time, dear. All in good time.
I'll taste the cravings of your naked soul
Scarring the infinities that say "it can't be so".
While I wait for the next-in-line.
Photograph by Robert Doisneau |
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Note:
Writing a crudely structured rhyming piece after a very long time. I hope the last line caught you off-guard. And I also hope you cannot decide who the actual speaker is.
Love can be as glorious as it can be fickle, right? :)
Yes that final line caught me unaware.. and it can mean a lot of things really.. I really find it be a little sad.
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed, sad. Love is one of the things that is so powerful that one cannot really comprehend how it can be as transient as anything else. It transforms so freely that we sometimes have difficulty keeping pace with it. But that it just how I perceive it.
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good job girl!! very nice twist!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I'm glad you liked it. :)
DeleteClever write. Well done.
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
A bit cliched too, don't you think?
DeleteGlad to know that you liked it. Thank you. :)
Nice use of repetition.
ReplyDeleteI used repetition coupled with rhymes after a long time. It turned out better than I expected. Thank you for reading. :)
DeleteThe repeating line works so well...nice...
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear that. Thank you for reading. :)
DeleteThat last line caught me so off-guard I had to go back and start from the beginning again just to see how I missed it coming! Great job.
ReplyDeleteMission accomplished! :)
DeleteYou scarred those infinities , you let the love shine ....
ReplyDeleteThe infinities are already infinitely scarred. :)
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Oh yes, I caught the twist! And I love the ambiguity of the speaker's identity.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that. Thank you for reading. :)
DeleteThe second verse is just one beautiful verse
ReplyDeleteThank you! Glad to see you here. :)
DeleteSo soulful...
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
DeleteDelightful poem, yes, all in good time, we must live every moment!
ReplyDelete"Living in the moment." - :)
DeleteStill hanging on to the good times, just to live through these hard times :)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely caught me off-guard with that last line :) well-done.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully written.
ReplyDeleteperfect prompt on the pic! loved the lines!
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