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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Timeless Reunions by Odin Roark Regret mingled with other flotsam, Longing found a corner and wondered, Mistakes were numerous, all grinning confidently. Knee jerks were like always, Their passion without reason at the ready. What an affair, This reunion to end all reunions. He had made himself the center of attention long enough. His ego-mirror was worn and beginning to blur. It was time, he knew. After all, everything and everyone Had sent him an invitation. So… Applauding disappointments, Thanking them for introducing him to paradox, He next shook hands with injustice, Thankful he’d avoided its wrathful guillotine. Gifting a wink to fate hovering overhead. Spotting modesty and humble keeping to themselves, He enjoined them with some bubbly, Toasting them for their perseverance And apologizing for not being more attentive. As the night grew long, He continued looking for love. He knew its nature well, Having often experienced Tennyson’s maxim: ‘Better to have loved and lost, Than to have not loved at all.’ Still… There seemed little tenure left Before time would… And there She was. There He was. There it All was. Love’s state of being The reflection of semblance He’d heard so much about, Tried so hard to find and hold onto. His dance card remained full for the night, As he spun through his illusions one last time Before dawn broke and the bright light embraced him, Guiding him to the other side Where further trials and errors for celebration Were waiting. He smiled.
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