Ph: Love: Every Time I Lose Your Love Poem by Brian Johnston

Ph: Love: Every Time I Lose Your Love

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Every time I lose your love,
Every time eyes open to dreams
That can't corral your quiet flame,
The silent corners of what's real
Wash out, their angularity softens
As before a clear night sky
That has no moon or stars...
Still infinity surrounds me
Feels as close as my own heart beat
Its darkness surprisingly light.,

In this space the hum of fireflies
Becomes an almost tactile force,
(Possibly the sound of your breath beside me?)
And so much softer than a fan knifing air,
Almost like gnats trapped in your ear.

So lost am I in my 'little death' that
The fireflies' extinguished flash
Is really the only warmth
That calls me back to hope that
The sun will rise again.

But I suspect that all dark dreams must turn
At last to song, where petals
Touch is anticipated with joy,
Rainfall's coolness floats God's ark of souls,
And His promise shines in a rainbow...
For always when my dreaming ends,
I wake to find you there!

Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Brian Johnston
February 23,2016
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valsa George 25 February 2016

Every time you feel you are estranged from God's love, you fall into a state of near death! But soon you envisage a kind of resurrection within you and you wake up to feel God's presence before you! A beautiful poem of hope and sweet expectation!

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Abekah Emmanuel 24 February 2016

This is a very soft and very beautiful poem, but I wont comment on the content itself until Brian explains to me whose love he has lost? ha!

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