Coalescing into an ineffable infinity of
serendipity evenings of peculiarity and
fiery. There have been times that I
wanted to weep.
Weep, angered that I ever met you. A
stone, yet I am patient as I gaze into your
eyes. Never understanding completely,
your mind not pliable.
Oh, this despoiled flesh the path to
happiness, the consummation of my brain.
I think this thing called love is very tiring,
very, very, tiring as the tides of life flow
onward.
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So very true…
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Reblogged this on Icanbeatit.
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Thank you so much for the reblog. Ann
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You are welcome 🙂 🙂
~Ankush
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Yes! Thanks for stopping by… Ann
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So so true.
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Yes! At any age… Ann
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Reblogged this on delaneycassinelli and commented:
Beautiful, awesome poem. Reads the thoughts of anyone who has ever been in love.
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Thank you for the reblog, and for the comment. Ann
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Often overlooked, but you have put your finger on the sentiment. Good poem, Ann.
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Thank you Jane. Ann
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