Forever

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Du Lac
Du Lac
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Forever
If I had only known.
Forever had it’s limits.
Forever is not infinity.
Only a concept of man’s mental abyss!
Forever mere seconds,
Forever was now,
no future
no tomorrow
Just now....
If I had only known.
My lips would have stayed on yours a second longer.
Let the warmth of our hands joined linger for one more breath.
I would have felt one more beat of your heart.
Swam a second longer in your eyes.
Inhaled your soul a little deeper.
Cherished all these things for a split moment more.
If I had only known...
Forever was only now...then...

dlt © March 16 2004

Du Lac
Du Lac
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sacksackover 19 years ago
the imagery is quite strong....

"Let the warmth of our joined hands...." is a line that will resonate long in the memory. Bravo!

My Erotic TailMy Erotic Tailover 19 years ago
for---ever~

some really good lines...swimming in her eyes...awesome!

snow balls into a powerful poem!

WickedEveWickedEveover 19 years ago
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Your poem is mentioned on the new poems review thread on the poetry board.

*No thermometer rating

Christina O. LeighChristina O. Leighover 19 years ago
......

::Sniffles::

Forever? What's that?

Oh, how I know this feeling....if ONLY...

I should harden my heart!

Good work!

AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
Bittersweet excursion into Time's trickery...

The last line is particularly strong. Please do note that the possessive "its" requires no apostrophe (damn the schoolmarm in me--apologies!).

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