Piecing together elements,
Words and sentences from so long ago
Give illusions life to mind
Another place
Another time,
Spent with ink stained hands
Penning letters to be sent
Across seas and oceans deep
To lands unknown,
Yet only dreamed
In a child’s eyes
Letters sent with love.
Take care and God speed
And all good blessings in between
Where your travels sent you,
Young men to wars
On desolate beaches and sandy shores,
Remember those whose ghost remains
A hundred years gone
Where do those names reside now?
On ledgers faded and yellowing pages
And bow tied stacks
Tucked away
In case he comes back,
Yet fragrance lingers
Of rose petals and crumbling sage
Remembrances of passion
And sun filled garden days
Who were you my friend
Whose life was gone
Long before it ever began,
And is she there to see you through
In the light of stars
Dancing again at the ball,
Where she gave you her hand
And love had been all.
Reblogged this on Truth Troubles.
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This, is excellent, I am going to reblog this for you.
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Love is all there is… Beautiful poem
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thanks so very much again ❤ ❤ ❤ Love rules!
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Nice!
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thanks so much B ❤
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You’re welcome!
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Reblogged this on ANN JOHNSON-MURPHREE and commented:
InfiniteZip
A poet. A child of the universe.
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I have been thinking a lot about my father lately
And how there was so much I didn’t know about him
I know why I started thinking about him
Know I’m looking for some peace to put him back
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Why to put him back? Sometimes it’s better to put it out there, face it and then walk away wiser and with more peace…I hope you’re doing okay, miss our chats☮💟
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Thank you for the reblog. I haven’t added anything to this blog for quite awhile, mostly use my peace, love and patchouli blog on WP. Thank you and just popped into your site, very cool reading 😊 Following with pleasure😊
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Wonderful poem, Kim. A scent of the past. ❤
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Yes, I love old letters and wondering about the souls who penned them in love and in loss. Namaste, K😊
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Nice words. Made me think of my grandfather, who went to war, the first one, with his six or seven brothers. Only three came back, my grandfather and two brothers. His brother-in-law, my grandmother’s baby brother was killed in 1914, in the first weeks.
I think it’s your word “ledgers” that reminded me, there is a site in france that digitalized all the certificates of those “Fallen for France”, close to a million. So I have a copy of those certificates, issued by the ministry of war, of great-uncles I never met.
Regardless, have a lovely week-end
Brian
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I am honored to have brought about some inspiration, but they are truly the ones who inspired with their gifts to this world. Thank you my friend , peace blessings and the beauty of memories, K
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you too. A peaceful sunday. B.
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and to you also my friend. peace. K
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