We tend to seek the things we cannot have
We wish for more than what we need,
and that in the end destroys us
We take what we can get, conceiving greed as we know it
We look for love in the wrong places, in the wrong people
But when that one comes along
That one
You just know
From the very touch of their hand, you just know
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I've heard similar sayings about knowing when you see them, or something along those lines. My question is if people can somehow misplace their ability to recognize their soulmate; or possibly be unable to have one at all. Good read.
I feel that a soul mate does not have to be someone who is with you forever, but rather a person who is supposed to guide you in a way you need to be guided, whether that be romantically or not. Any one of us could have come across our soul mate and we'd have never known. It's the impact they have on our lives, and how it's changed us in another perception. But thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed.
The concept of a "Soulmate" is an interesting one. Thank you for the lengthy reply, its given some things to think about.
And thank goodness for that knowing-- and I enjoyed your lovely poem.
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