Long Miss you Poems

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Missing You My Lover

Morning thaws into feverous noon, dusk fluxes and night dimly fades away,
Into a lonesome diurnal, nocturnal rhythm all woozy and gray.
Softly and silently you begot my heart’s love hope when there was none,
Securely you glided into my laxly life when destiny had me indolently undone.
Into my life you filled love when my fate on a platter offered me bliss trifling,
Niftly you surreptitiously left my antedated heart airless and stifling,
Gusts of malevolence vent out with arcane sprite, oh!  these esoteric rifling.
 
Your comely face now seems to me an abhorrative visage, 
Our bonds of love bleed venom from the punctured heart, painful seepage.
Urns of sorrow, my eyes grieve tormented, wailing tears toil to turn a new page. 

Moan for you ever, my throbbing heart and forlorn soul,
Youth of my life spent with blood shot eyes akin burning charcoal.

Lost in fond love without you beside me, now and hear,
Over and over again teeming with your thoughts I shed many a tear.
Volcanic emotions erupt, as evoke memories of making scalding love,
Ecstatic desires drive me insane, but I live on like a lonesome mourning dove,
Reminisce your fond caress….very much…..my love ………..I miss you………….

2/3/2012
Form: Acrostic


A Temporary Time

Stuck in my daydream
Both of us are separated and it seems forevermore
In a rut and I scream
I do an oath to help guide me to your shining shore

It was such a temporary time
That we were once together
Sometimes, I wish you mine
It would be so much better

It was such a temporary time
Since we met and all and I do regret 
I ran out of time, time, time, time
Oh, you don’t care anymore I-I-I bet
It was such a temporary time
Since I returned into your arms, so fine
I bet you don’t care about the way I look tonight
Oh oh oh tonight
Oh oh oh alright…

You look alright, love of mine
Both of us are seperated and it probably shatters our soul
In a moment in time, time, time
I do some time with myself in my prison of doubt as a whole

It was such a temporary time
That we were once together
Sometimes, I wish you mine
It would be so much better

It was such a temporary time
Since we met and all and I do regret 
I ran out of time, time, time, time
Oh, you don’t care anymore I-I-I bet
It was such a temporary time
Since I returned into your arms, so fine
I bet you don’t care about the way I look tonight
Oh oh oh tonight
Oh oh oh alright…

It was such…
Such…
Such a temporary time in vast grace
Your touch…
Touch…
Much has been lost and lost in space
I miss you
It’s true
Can’t help being blue 
I’m lit when I’m with you

It was such a temporary time
That we were once together
Sometimes, I wish you mine
It would be so much better

It was such a temporary time
Since we met and all and I do regret 
I ran out of time, time, time, time
Oh, you don’t care anymore I-I-I bet
It was such a temporary time
Since I returned into your arms, so fine
I bet you don’t care about the way I look tonight
Oh oh oh tonight
Oh oh oh alright…

You look alright tonight inside my mind
It was a such a temporary time, left behind
You hook me to you like a fish so fine
You’re my sparkling brook in anguish this time…
Sometimes, I am in the meadows,
Meandering in the dark shadows
This time, I won’t let go of you, love
Wondering if I’ll get out of the desert I rove

I bet I won’t regret time spent with you 
It’s such a temporary time we met so true
Form: Lyric

The World Moves On

For a friend's partner who lost a family member. May he rest in peace. Even if you feel alone and the World moves on, there are people who keep you in their thoughts and prayers. 

The World moves on
By Michelle Morris
31/03/2023

We held your funeral
Your death was in my face
No longer can I deny
That you're out of place

No longer with us
Into the realms of mystery
Where heavenly creatures
Hold you for eternity

The World moves on
The Universe keeps expanding 
But here I stand
Forlorn and filled with sadness 

Everyone else has a life
People who need them close 
No more time for my misery
No more time to cope 

No more time for feeling 
Everything that I do
People survive and choose life
By mourning and pulling through

It's the way of humanhood
How our species survives
We have to have hope
In order to thrive 

But there are people
Who'll be there in the shadows
Who'll keep you in their thoughts and prayers
And bless your soul with tomorrow 

Even though the World moves on
And the Universe keeps expanding 
You'll be able to cope one day
With love, compassion and understanding 

© Michelle Morris, 2023
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member How Do I Tell You That I Love You

How do I tell you "I love you",
when all that's left to listen is a cloud?

And the tempest has blown away,
all that our hands built.

How do I get answers to my questions..
The ones pleaded, and prayed, and begged for.. 
Why you, why me, why now?

How do I reach out my hand, 
to a shadow, 
that holds no warmth.

Your loveliness, found now only in portraits,
or, perhaps,
from an old recording. 

How do I say to you,  
who is no longer swayed,
by a cold morning, 
noon bright, 
nor moon filled night,
that you are loved,
still.

Now bathed in sunlight,
the marble remains so cool....
A few coins adorn your place of rest.
I wish you could spend them all.

In vows you promised to be mine, 
in good times and in bad,
for better, for worse, 
for richer, for poorer.

But who will be there 
to take care of me,
in sickness and in health?

I will hold true the vow,
"to love and honor you 
all the days of my life."

Taken now forever, 
from your sweet song, 
lingering only in pitiful loss. 

To toil through life now left,
to visit,
in a garden of stones. 

-Dedicated to my father, who outlived two wives.

Picture You In My Heart

I picture you in my heart 
I close my eyes to see you and the World goes dark.
           A memory of you I carry in my soul,
                   I wrap it close around me
      For protection when the nights are so cool.
     If you ask how I am, I'll say "I'm just fine"'.
                       But the truth is......
                 If you could read my mind,
                   You would know this....
     Not a day goes by that I don't think of you.
          You raised us the best you could.
          You taught us many things in life,
          How to be caring, kind and good.
                But you never taught us
                      How to cope
               With the hurt of losing you.
Form: Epitaph


Delusion

Never knew senses could deceive until now,
seeing a bright I scurry .
Nirvana makes my imagination go mere gesture.
where I lay unaware of raucous voice ,
Is this the locus?

A dear face I recognize,
charming as allure itself .
I believed as we cross paths again,
wonder gets my most reflecting how u did.

My dear, embrace me as first-ever.
Must I realize my sureness taking over,
as my prime fancy fulfills.
Shall we never be alone anew, strangled?
I shall yield to the choice you deem fit.

If you harmonize ,
let's reborn in heartbound household,
let's fly to the moon playing with stellas,
gazing on how it pours on distant barras.

Pretty, fill me with fine,
tipple from my within.
Leave us singing forevermore,
hands clasped vowing never again.

Then dawn on me from coma,
the mumbling voices ne'er fading.
As I realize my stifle ill-fated,
Finds me dolorously endeavoring.
All the faith washes away ,
my precious wait for me a bit longer,
I lost.

But God Knows Better

It's been like forever since you've gone,
But in my heart you ne'er set like the sun,
For I'm your son in whose heart you live forever, 
Till Jannah when we dwell again together;
All my dreams have been about you dad, 
Atanda that groomed me to be a happy lad.
I never thought that one day I'll write this letter, 
But we say Alhamdulilah because God knows better;
Every human is your family, 
For you're a man with compassion and empathy.
How would I have known that you'll be away?
Dad your thoughts are my food everyday;
Things haven't been the same since you've gone, 
For it seems my cap is stolen and my garment torn. 
Every words I say prays and remember you sir,
For you're one in a million- a shinning star;
How I wish you could read this letter,
You're now in Jannah and God knows better.

Miss you Dad!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Tribute To Linda-Marie

Rest in peace Linda-Marie, the sweetheart of Poetry Soup,
   When I think of you I weep and then I must smile;
You were such a good friend to me and a great poet too,
        So thoughtful, so warm and such compassion for all.

With you by my side this journey was so joyful for me,
     We found out we shared so many of life's hardships;
No two were ever so much alike and so much different,
          We were poetic sisters, our bond is still and eternal.

Like a budding flower our friendship was slow to bloom,
     Then like a perfect rose it was such a beautiful thing;
And we would always say no matter where life took us,
         We would be and then God took you home with him.

When I thought of you, I erased the miles that separate,
     You were always near to my heart, my mirror reflection;
Always poetically creative, oh how we shared our poetry,
         Happiness and joy you always gave to me, dear heart.

With strength and determination I will go on to tomorrow,
     Your rose petals still touch me to soothe my tears;
And your sweet poems still grace the pages of Poetry Soup,
         You left us your gift of words that will linger for years.

You suffered thorns in this life and now you are at peace,
     You are an angel spirit drifting who fills my weeping soul;
Linda-Marie you were the essence of a beautiful friend to me,
         We were sisters in poetry, you and me were like one.

                  And her very last line of poetry written,
                         "Eternity is awesome with unending interlude . . ."

_____________________________________
August 2, 2015


Poetry/Verse/A tribute to Linda-Marie
Copyright Protected, ID 15-696-707-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym. 

For the contest, Tribute, 
sponsor, Silent One

First Place
Form: Verse

Svalbard to Paris in kisses

I did write u a poem but I lied about it and forgot. As you would say, I tend to lie about things a lot

Please would you meet me at the park?
Today, at four-o-clockish sharp?
At the bench under the tree
(Just come and talk to me!)
And yes I know that if there's snow
Or rain, we'll get cold and have to go—
But have you heard, do you know?
How to kiss like an Eskimo?

We can rub our noses together 
To protect them from this horrid weather 
And If it snows we'll just build an igloo 
(If only to extend this brief rendezvous )
Stay a little longer to see the northern lights?
Stay with me to watch the starry nights?

I get it if you're busy, that's also fine.
(But won't you, can't you, just be mine?)
But now it's five, we don't have long
And so I guess the igloo's gone
And so we'll go back to the bench
And you can say "Why not more like the French?"
I like Svalbard, but you like Paris more
(And of course, for you) I'll say: "sure!"
Form: Rhyme

Soaring To Heaven

Upon death, I’m soaring to the stars
Bearing all the hurt and the scars
Of a life I’ve suddenly left behind
Wonderful memories, many treasures to find

My spirit has left my body now
Sailing through the clouds somehow
Ascending to the great unknown
This beloved earth, I’ve now outgrown

Wedding bells have turned to rust
My body returning to the earthly crust
I long to see my wife again
She’s been gone now for almost ten

I’ve arrived at a majestic heavenly gate
A sense of belonging and timeless fate
As they open, I’m greeted by friends and kin
I can feel their light without their skin

My wife steps forward to a loving embrace
An angelic glow upon her youthful face
Together again after all these years
We rejoice in a flood of ethereal tears
Form: Rhyme

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