Constellation

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Constellation

Out of nowhere, to I don’t know where, but she goes there quite often

If I knew how long she’d be gone it’d probably soften the blow

But I just sit and watch as my soul fades

 She just phases out into spaces
Far from the reach of my apologetic, sentimental phrases

Helplessly I claw at the sky,
trying to rip a whole in this curtain hung to hide heaven

If I was a betting man I’d bet that’s where she goes,
 here glow cloaked in sunlight

She tip toes in the clouds, looking down, wishing she could show me

But I fear I’ll never see, I’ll never see the seas of lights she seizes

Or the breezes that dance from her lips to sway the trees

I notice these subtle signs but my logical mind doesn’t believe

Faith has faded with here touch

 it’s too much for me to believe I’ll turn to anything but dust

But I must, I have to see her again

I have to harness my soul, renounce control of my mind it’s not mine

I keep  telling myself I’m am an entity, unfathomable energy rapped in flesh

But until my heart reunites with the whole of its parts
I am nothing more than trying

Trying to ensure we’ll be together again,
that we we’ll live happily ever after after dying

 Until I find a way to be together again, try is all I’ll do

I see you shining, I’m pining for your touch

I will dance in the glow of your star dust until I shine with you

An organic being in this mechanical thing racing toward celestial light

To ignite, to burn and turn this flesh to ash and the ashes to dust

When these ashes combust they’ll form a star in your likeness

Side by side, two star, the two brightest

 

 

 

 

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Luwonda commented on Constellation

03-04-2011

Amazing! Good fantasy poem; I like the way you compare your love for the constellation to your love for a woman. I like the way she mysteriously came into your life out of space and onto a cloud and you two became two stars. Fascinating!

rootsandwings

03/07/2011

I am glad you could draw emotion from my writting, I really enjoy hearing other poets take on my work. Thank you Luwonda.

Insideme commented on Constellation

03-04-2011

Two star, Is that venus and jupiter?..What a refreshing write full of mind blowing imagery. really takes me to another place....great work there roots and wings.

rootsandwings

03/07/2011

NO, but I wish I had thought of that. That is a cool concept, very insightful and imginary. Thanks Insideme.

In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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