I don't know what to call this one...
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You're out there
Moving through your lists.
Traversing the terrain of your day.
Accomplishing things.
I suppose I'm doing the same
Here, at this desk, faithful to my work.
But honestly, my ferrous thoughts fly
Always to you, your magnetic heart.
I wonder if you feel
These thin cables shooting to you --
Spidery filaments of intention and love
Gently looping your hands, your face?
Later tonight
I will use them to pull you toward me,
Guide you to this incomplete house.
Back home to me.
Friday, March 21, 2008
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3 comments:
desire(?)
nice poem.
In poetry, the good thing is, there doesn't have to be a name. Not a requirement like in stories. If you really want one, find something to describe the actual context of this poem - long lost friend, love interest, someone you know of or don't. i suppose it just depends who the poem is for and there you will find the answer....
Pretty subject. Exactly what we all want to hear.
Magnetic Heart.
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