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I just hope to move your humanity and soul simultaneously, so that you'll notice long enough to ponder- love.
I hope to steal not only your breath but your time in connection as mortal beings during limited time and vivid space.
I'm a poetic writer, an aberrational one of sorts. I don't write for the world seeking conformity to a style or some label of free expression, I permit my heart to whisper what it feels like or needs to say, as I serve merely as its publisher. I'm honored my readers serve as its reading, feeling witnesses, and followers of each utterance.
What you may infer from this site; my hearts process or what it has to say, is strictly up to you to decide for yourself. I do appreciate comments in whatever degree of appreciation or criticism others feel the need to leave behind. I hope to respond kindly and in kind to them with an honest "Thank you!" openly or in a private conversations should you choose reach out.
Feel free to contact me if you so wish. poetofthelight5@gmail.com
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16 thoughts on “Perfervid”
heartbreak reframed so beautifully makes the wound more tolerable
heartbreak reframed so beautifully makes the wound more tolerable
incredible piece thanks for sharing
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Kind words my friend, Thank you.
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This poem is sort of like hearing Adele singing “Someone Like You” for the first time.
It makes you remember heartbreak.
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I’m humbled by your comment, Thank you very much.
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Lovely work as always, Poet
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Not as lovely as your consistent comments, Thank You.
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You’re welcome.
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I see the vision of water running through my fingers, just as a past love runs away from those same hands.
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Very astute. Thank you always, for your read and comments.
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So delicate, painful and beautiful. Well written.
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Thank you kindly for your read and comment.
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Flowing like water . I like that line …by the way what happens with inkwell? I enjoyed his poetry.
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Thank you kindly. I’m unsure what happened to Inkwell. Perhaps he just needed a break!
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This poem is so pretty with its marriage of tangible (nature, fingers…) and the intangible (heartbreak, memory…
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Thank you deeply for appreciating all of it.
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You’re very welcome.
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