. Poetry from The Great In-Between: ∑

Friday, July 30, 2021





(A lone voice whispers)


When you love someone  

  

Did you know you give birth to a magical supernatural golden thread


Which connects you to them like happy newlyweds


The thread may shimmer and shake


It may glow bright and if they leave


Through death or other reasons to make your soul grieve


It just goes thinner for through its acts of magical summation


If you were betrothed the chance to read the tees and cees in the agreement proposition


Hidden all the way down to the last page


Written in the tiniest small print


You'd read a line articulated so eloquently


In a brief sentence that appears so succinct


Stating it will never break


Could that be the incredible justification why you feel perhaps compelled to think of those you might still adore


As if under their spell


Regardless of the intense feelings fluctuating like lovelorn green butterflies


Around love and hate


That connection you once made that was always foretold in the Amber Books of Fate


The Golden Thread


A connection for souls who once laid entwined and in the low hours


Said majestic things which once spoken


Gave birth to an unseen thing which can never be unsaid until the day it withers and dies


As you too lay vulnerable and powerless on your own deathbed


Copyright John Duffy

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