Changes Poem by Owain Glyn

Changes

Rating: 5.0


I swam within the depths of you,
The waters warm and calm.
The currents soft, a gentle flow,
protected from all harm.

You smiled at me, a gentle breeze,
Caressed my troubled soul.
One gaze from your, soft, caring eyes,
Made what was broken, whole.

A touch from slender fingers,
Would set my heart afire.
A kiss from tender perfumed lips,
Would stimulate desire.

Winter held no power,
To chill the love that burned.
Your voice, a message on the wind,
Would tell of spring, returned.

I thought a love, that burned so bright,
could never pass away.
Yet here I sit, in sadness, cloaked,
Alone, bereft, today.
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Owain Glyn

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A description of how love can change.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Aria Siren 20 April 2013

Changes fast too doesn't it? Beautiful words strung together to describe a horrible feeling at the end. I particularly enjoyed this verse: Winter held no power, To chill the love that burned. Your voice, a message on the wind, Would tell of spring, returned.

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Lyn Paul 17 April 2013

A really heartfelt write.

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Karen Sinclair 16 April 2013

So beautiful. Intricate and truly heartfelt. Adored this tyvm...I'm so sorry if I read this understanding it fully ty. Karen.

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