Mark Goodson Poet Prose Poetry

Valentine's Paradox

To anyone who's been in love
Do find understandings for paradox of a valentine
What apparent contradictions are found to be true
A valentine's love is both red and blue
Love makes one blissful
yet oh so miserable too
It's frightening to one's brain cells 
Yet supports the healing of the mind
Love is physical to the touch
But spiritual to feelings
How incredibly fragile to be broken hundreds apart
Yet what can be stronger than a lover's love from the heart
Deathless it seems, one's Alpha Omega of entwinements
The potential puzzle of never solution
To express one's face of both the smiler and the cryer

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Maurice Rigoler August 21, 2015 at 8:23 PM A refreshingly unfrivolous take on the theme of Valentine. Love many of the lines in this work, true to human experience, too – at least to those of us who have been there. Enjoyed reading this. / M

David Williams February 23, 2014 at 12:01 PM Mark yep I like your take on this theme...David

Jayne Eggins February 15, 2014 at 5:26 AM opps rated now :)

Jayne Eggins February 15, 2014 at 5:25 AM Mark, I really enjoyed your twist on the traditional Valentines day poem, It really is like this both sides the smile and the tears, lovely work, thanks for you wonderful comment on my poem it was much appreciated love Jayne x

Sara Kendrick February 12, 2014 at 8:59 AM Very good work about love..Enjoyed reading this one today..Sara