Fused.
You and I, long ago unfastened the bodice of
stiff convention,
trod down high fences of weathered tradition
and we galloped happily bare-back
on imagined kisses.
We stole a march on time's attack and found
nectar seeping thru' holes
in establishment's mantras, we flung open all
barriers and danced as we sipped
clandestine's song of bliss.
We feasted our needs on what was forbidden,
exposed as false gloomy
predictions and severing any worn-out words
on restriction's ticket we boarded
the love-train to destiny.
Fused into one you and I un-caged a fated
contentment that
given free rein seized rarely-used chances
and though now out of physical reach
somewhere your spirit rests.
Only until we soul-mates next meet again
and I know we will.
- Author: Fay Slimm. ( Offline)
- Published: December 11th, 2017 10:16
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 75
- Users favorite of this poem: Laura🌻, FredPeyer, Accidental Poet
Comments7
Another poem written like only you can! Love this poem. Like you said in your last line, you will meet your soul mate again. Like Kat said, love never dies. Beautiful poem, Fay!
I'm gonna sing it: 'We'll meet again....' heehee. A fine write Fay.
My dear Poetess Fay!
The entire poem is beautiful! It oozes with pure love! Some gems that stand out for me...
“...unfastened the bodice of stiff convention...
“...galloped happily bare-back on imagined kisses...
“We feasted our needs on what was forbidden...
Absolutely exquisite! Thank you for sharing your gift!
~Laura~
Indeed you will, Fay. You and I were blessed to have met and enjoyed the sweet company of a soul-mate in this lifetime, if only for a short duration, and of course we will be joined with them again! It is the way of things.
This strong and beautiful poem reveals the blessing enjoyed absolutely perfectly!
Beautiful write Fay, the soul mates WILL ALWAYS meet again.
Beautiful, stunning, gorgeous declaration of love! I too am a believer that our souls will meet again!
This is so good, it just has to be made a favorite!
Love the quote at top of page, love your poem too Fay.
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