Comparing Uncertain Potentialities
If the sole inevitability
of life is so
surely, that of death ..
Then
the soul eventuality
of love must
therefore be a certain
conjoint,
or divine immortality ..
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Author:
Neville (
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Divine immortality for love. What a very beautiful thought for a glorious Sunday morning. Brevity with much to ponder on. Lovely thoughts Neville.
am darn near out of ink having just left your Blue Eyes, Blue Eggs & Lost Love .. but got just enough left to say thank you for calling and acknowledge that I owe ya .. Neville
A profound thought deeply rooted in faith and belief but so well stated here it seems logic. The wording was superb and it reads so smoothly.
What a cracking interpretation you must have encountered .. I really can't thank you enough my friend .. thank you .. Neville
Powerful work.
Cheers T .. N
Some deep thinking put into poetic form. Your theory offers "divine immortality" for "love" and why not?
Love is the one thing that we share universally. Scientists know that love exists but can't explain it. It also is the one emotion of mankind that is not totally self-centered.
Your little poem on love is actually a greatly powerful idea with much to defend it. It may cause a cosmic shift in our beliefs. I found it to be very stimulating. - Phil A.
I am indeed replete my friend, many many many thanks .. Neville
A fine write, Neville. Something really profound there.
I like profound .. thank you lots Tom .. Neville
The poetic form of this poem is perfect in rhyme and meter, reflecting upon a progression of thought that is sublime. You never cease to amaze!
Oh' my word, make my month why don't ya .. Bless you Bella & big time too 🙂
The master at his best. 🍷 cheers.
You are far too kind my friend .. but I thank you regardless .. Neville
My kindness is minuscule compared to the talents of you Sir N. Just giving credit where credits due.
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