her chasm of denial
unspanable
a divide so vast
one would need to
know how to fly
which I didn't yet
to reach the town
of Verisimilitude,
of course I knew
this village was
likely a myth..... in any case
it never stopped me
descending the sheer
canyon walls forgetting
time after time
eventually I would
have to climb back up
to where I started
clinging to roots and crevices
all the way back to the top
cursing all the while
at my willingness
love trek
- Sue Littleton
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Re: love trek
One cool poem, I really liked this, Saw! ♥♥♥[
Re: love trek
He hungered for love as a beggar for food
and climbed to its summit till turtledoves cooed,
yet when he was there
he threw up in dispair
with love lost to sickness at high al-ti-tude.
and climbed to its summit till turtledoves cooed,
yet when he was there
he threw up in dispair
with love lost to sickness at high al-ti-tude.
"Every genuinely religious person is a heretic, and therefore a revolutionary" -- GBShaw
- hester_prynne
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Re: love trek
Really dig this...I can relate, draws kindred grinning.
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"I am a victim of society, and, an entertainer"........DW
Re: love trek
yes, sometimes one would have to fly
when the usual footpaths are found
lacking, or slow, or impassable...
nice.
when the usual footpaths are found
lacking, or slow, or impassable...
nice.
Re: love trek
sue, joel, hester, mnaz...thanx...enjoyed your comments
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