Love Is There

Love is there 

When you are happy 
To feel your heart’s space
beautifully decorated
love is there smiling proudly
will her works that evokes
body and soul

when drops of tears
wetting the window of your heart
love is there
submerged in
wallow grief 
still waiting faithfully
with cares

when clouds come rolling
Hurricane struck the reef kink
tide drown hopes
love is there
remained with the softness
as a savior angel

no need your searching
in the form of words, verses or sounds
love is there
present in the vibrations
in your deepest soul
tore your heart
offering the crown 

The love is there
living for himself
share everything
but don’t expect any provision

even if it’s asleep
like calm waves
always ready to flare up in a surge 
divide the ocean heart

though it died
laments not need it
let your heart wings
paved the way for him
dont die with it
because
love is there
wanted his own way
in victory
in the rigidity

recalls what love wants you
just carving trail hugs
chase it’s shadow
because the love still
with you
acknowledge its existence
the love is there

~ (c) Sukmawati Komala ~
22 April 2013
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Austin Avatar
April 27, 2013 at 12:40 PM
"Share everything but don't expect any provision." I especially like these lines. I feel that qualifying love is a mistake because it demands expectations. You've said i well, "Acknowledge its existence" without expectations. Good stuff, Sukmawati. Love, daver
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April 26, 2013 at 10:25 AM
for sheer sincerity one need not look further than your beautiful Poetry,Sukmawati, again a wonderful heartfelt poem to touch everyone's soul...
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