On the Other Side

an asylum of hope
where liberation reigns
yet solitude operates
flashing bright lights dictate
serenity caresses designing the scenario with assorted templates
footprints of echoing shadows flicker
the rushing wind swerves, magnifies and flutters
imaginations surge, growing wild and deeper
reality spins turning around, quicker
deafening silence fluctuates and whispers
images blur with recurring visions that gradually return and disseminate
prompting questions of  “Are we really through, away from the troubles that aggravate?”
thoughts are postponed, as we let our fates decide and unite
linking us until we meet again gliding via
                                                                resonating
                                                                        infinite
                                                                              reflections
                                                                                   desolate
                                                                                         
                on
                                                                                           
            the
                                                                                         
       other
                                                                                         
side……….
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Pickett Avatar
February 25, 2010 at 8:28 AM
Good form... Excellent.... Keep writing, I will keep reading....:JP]
Segal Avatar
February 25, 2010 at 12:04 AM
Love it! love Simone
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