Betweeness.

Fay Slimm.

 

 

Betweeness.

 

Between yesterday
and tomorrow there lies the display
of today's fresh bounty
readily able to take a chance
knowing fate brooks no need for delay. 


Between solemn
grey nowness and yonder's infinity
distant shores tantalize
with frustration's resistance yet
provide right timing to furnish relief.


Between waking
and sleeping there exists somewhere
of rarely dreamed freedom,
an oasis where lonely people
find peace in which love can be shared.


Between heaven
and paradise lies the state of new-song
for true hearts who yearn
to experience in warm oneness
reasons for bliss in the feel of belonging.

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  • orchidee

    Good write Fay.

  • Lamar Cole

    Great poem about betweeness.

  • Neville

    These words fall between categories and lay across the page most beautifully ... a real treat for poetry lovers.... N x

  • 🐤s.zaynab.kamoonpuri🌷🐦😽

    Wow I admire the poetic terms with which you convey your muse here. I like using oasis , brook and yonder so I enjoyed how you employed your word choice. It's creative how you theme this on the bliss of togetherness and love's warmth. Kudos for such an awesome poem.!!

    Pls pleez do comment/ write your thoughts under my newest poem too.

  • ANGELA & BRIAN

    GOOGD EVENING FAY ~ A & B BOTH HERE ! We often answer the Question *How are things* by *Betwixt & Between* ! You have illustrated the *BETWEENESS* of areas we take for granted ~ excellently in your (as always) elegant ode ! The areas BETWEEN ~ Yesterday & Tommorrow ~ Now & Infinity ~ Waking & Sleeping and Heaven & Paradise ! Much Food for thought ~ Thanks for sharing ! Please check our Poems ~ mixed reviews.

    Blessings & Peace & Joy
    Love ANGELA & BRIAN
    🧡💙🧡💙🧡

  • Goldfinch60

    Between lovers
    A world of love exists in harmony
    That goes on for eternity
    Where two souls become one
    Never ever parting
    The love increasing in their journey.



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