you walk on by brackish in thoughts turbid and livid emotions swimming in your cold heart did you disappear out of impulse? or was it planned? doesn't matter your weakness ruled your mind you should have known thriving in ignorance isn't my strength
and certainly not forgetfulness
in reality I thought: I'd never see you again
at least now I can put my mind to rest knowing you're alive and well.
Thanks my friend. .this is for a great friend of mine that disappeared for a long while. But he knows deep down my heart our friendship prevails. That's all that matters. ..
beautifulyouNew York, USAJun 4, 2015
'you should have known thriving in ignorance isn't my strength'
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Phyllis.
thriving in ignorance
isn't my strength'
a powerful knowing phyllis
ty for your share
When lyricist Paul Webster wrote that "Love is a many splendored thing" - he omitted to add that it can also be a profoundly traumatic thing.
Very emotive poetry...
Kindest regards
Bill
heart into a thousand rainbows of passion.
Cafe
Love you too, my darling fellow Californian.
Thanks always with your comments.
Thanks dear Jim.