It's quite natural I suppose: I looked into your eyes and saw my reflection. I watched your subtle movements and dancing shuffle through the halls as my Heart burst into Flames...
I fell in Love with you.
A glimpse of your Heart I saw that morning (all those years ago.)
I could have turned away, I tried.... but would not. I tried again... I did not.
Without expectations, I stumbled into your life...
You whispered, " I love you Gregory" through that pirate grin of yours, my face blushed as so many times before... so many times before.
Now you are gone...and I am gone. Both of us the victim... both of us the perpetrator.
Only my eyes speak of you now; my lips cannot move.
Passions dimmed, and distorted... our regrets manifest only as sighs.
A glimpse of your heart, memories now strained... eclipsed by our own betrayed, torn, tattered and frayed. Gregory Sexton
sometimes i think the only way we can truly capture more than a glimpse of someone is if we consistently behold them through the Eyes of Soul, such that we truly know their soul as ours, and ours as theirs
'It's quite natural I suppose: I looked into your eyes and saw my reflection.’
Hi, GMS75, Passions dimmed, and distorted...our regrets manifest only as sighs… are poetically conveyed by a glimpse of you in which the narrator, who once looked into your eyes and saw my reflection, poignantly says, Only my eyes speak of you now; my lips cannot move. Thanks for sharing.
GMS75OPFlorida, USADec 17, 2013
Thank you both ! You are very kind...I am glad you appreciated this. Greg
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more than a glimpse of someone is if we consistently
behold them through the Eyes of Soul, such that we
truly know their soul as ours, and ours as theirs
'It's quite natural I suppose:
I looked into your eyes and saw my reflection.’
a poignant poem gregory, thanks for the sharing
Passions dimmed, and distorted...our regrets manifest only as sighs… are poetically conveyed by a glimpse of you in which the narrator, who once looked into your eyes and saw my reflection, poignantly says, Only my eyes speak of you now; my lips cannot move. Thanks for sharing.
Greg
Rob