Roaming about Loves clutter-land
filled with good starts and bad endings.
Haunted by ghosts frozen in the echoes
of my memories.
Loves truth softly whispers its warning.
“The shape of could have been is stronger
than the contour of what is.”
- Author: Jerry Reynolds ( Offline)
- Published: June 14th, 2021 06:48
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments10
Oh so true Jerry you sage of wisdom. Having experienced too many car crash romances i'm now happily a onsome.
Thanks, Dusk.
Me too.
Good write Jerry.
Thanks, Orchi.
A great write here Jerry, though you chose love as the subject, this can be about anything, and the clear message I take from this is, it's how many times you get up, rather than how many times you get knocked down.
Bravo, and I hope that all is well!
Thanks, A.S.
All is well thanks for asking.
This is how words should be strewn together to expose the raw emotion. I am only a student in making.
Thanks, M.S.
Brilliant Jerry. So very well put, poet. Faved
Thanks, S.C. and Thanks again.
Agree wholeheartedly Jerry that love can turn somersaults without any warning. Well done with his poetic reminder.
Thanks, Fay.
It is very unpredictable.
... sage words indeed ...
sage is also known as the healer ...
Thanks, Neville.
Every dish needs some sage.
... thoroughly enjoyed sir .. and from one end to the very other ...
Neville
Good words Jerry and so true in many people.
Andy
Thanks, Andy.
so true!
possibility, will ever outshine reality
that's how fear operates
with such devastating accuracy,
here we are
eating, drinking, sharing: existing
yet we spend all our time
expectantly fearing
that inevitability, of our ending..
'Instead, let us: heed
love's whispered warnings
gather, all our wasteful clutter
and melt - past, those frozen memories
to curate our contour
lands, of opportunistic possibility
and cherish, what time we've been gifted
to roam and love, meaningfully - freely'
(what can I say jerry
time n again, your brilliant poetry
just continues to inspire me
thank you, so very much
my friend)
Thanks, L.B. I am humbled.
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