FOREVER TOGETHER

sokibgb



Companions thru the ages

leaping from star to star

While traveling alone

yet never far apart

 

Together and discovering

new futures everywhere

They've learned from their  pain

the secret is to care

 

While meeting one another

Old lessons they re-learn

Old promises fulfilled

Together they've returned

 

Companions thru the ages

seeking each other out

They go from world to world

In pain but yet unbowed

 

They are certain, without asking

the search will end, one day

Companions thru the ages

different but the same


  • Author: Soki (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 21st, 2013 12:07
  • Comment from author about the poem: Have you ever met someone new and yet feel that you have met that person before? De ja vu? Maybe. Have a wonderful day, soki
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 35
  • Users favorite of this poem: sokibgb
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  • bigwolf

    Traveling the world together, jumping from star to star, what a sight that must be.

    • sokibgb

      And fun too, discovering new worlds, new peoplenew things and never getting bored. Wonderful!

    • colin

      Beautifull Soki yes Ive had that feeling numorouse times even sometimes on the internet

      • sokibgb

        Welcome to the club of "I think I know this person, but from where or when" even on the internet.

      • diamonddagger

        Yes, I know that feeling...very well written poem. I enjoyed every word.

        • sokibgb

          diamond, I am so glad you liked my poem and enjoyed it, I also enjoy and appreciate your visit to my space and the pretty comments you write, soki

        • baj-a

          beautiful in a mystical sort of way... I love that last verse! well done!

          • sokibgb

            It is a little mystical is it not? But you picked my favorite verse as your favorite and I thank you very much, soki



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