From Anchorage to Zebulon: In Search of Missed Connections
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Wonderful stories
fill the
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with commissaries
and sages
Intertwined
Amongst
the
stages of
life
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fill pages
with commissaries
wonderful and intertwined
the short story long
Shadows by Jeanne Menjoulet
I Love you so
And do not lie
The Truth asunder
And wander why
Fore shadows cast
A light of thee
That ye did lie
Beside of me
~your poet~
beside thee
and ye of me
the light of a wander
that forecast shadows
truth and love lie asunder
I do not lie
so you did
why
Time Alone by Geraint Rowland
That’s all I’ve got.
Every day is a new day. A chance to make things right and do what needs to be done.
Love is also the willingness to bear the other’s burden, without expectation and without counting the cost.
I’m still here, for better or for worse. I’m still working from this end.
Together or apart in this, the best of all possible worlds,
I love you.
hope
We are all looking
for something real in our lives
and hope it is here.
Many good and kind and sincere people stop here
looking for something (or someone) they might have just missed
along the way.
There is always the chance that they find it.
I think that is good and natural and healthy.
Everyone wants to be happy, and loved, and wanted.
It is ok to want to be desired and appreciated, if it is not a wish
to have something that is not fair, or honest or not beneficial for the world.
Money or time can sometimes be freely given,
and not confused as an exchange for security, intimacy or Love.
Those gifts can express caring, selfless concern, or commitment, sharing
and understanding, and strengthen bonds when given freely and without strings.
I have read in books that can happen.
Missed Connections are filled with good, bad and looking-for-love-haiku. Did you write one? Did you find one? Before you reach for that self-help book, email the link to Lovelorn Poets. We’ll preserve those sincerely-searching-syllables for all eternity.
Implicate Order by Daniel Friedman
Some times you find true love,
but you let it go for material things,
then when karma strikes you wonder why.
you wonder why
when karma strikes
then
for material things
you let it go
but
you find true love
some times