You Were, You Are Poem by Rani Turton
You Were, You Are
You were, you are
An indissociable part of my destiny.
At dusk when the birds settle in their nests
A calm comes upon me.
I think of the stanzas and sentences
That this hand transcribed into poems.
I think of the emotion in your eyes
Silent, unspoken.
I think of the years transcribed into days.
Oh, was that wise.
The world has a way of rending and rendering.
The world can tear you into two.
When in the silence of the night I wonder about you
The tears, tears, fill up my eyes.
You are, you were and always will be
An indissociable part of my destiny.
I think of the emotion in your eyes Silent, unspoken. Rachel Ann Butler
wow! ! ! this is amazing. a true master piece of poetry. the way you ended it was very good. good job. Crystal
You give yourself away in words with eloquence and grace. Beautiful write. Warm regards, Sandra
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4/25/2024 10:20:05 PM # 1.0.0.1119
This is a wonderful poem.... I would deleate the third stanza though. 'I think of the stanzas and sentences That this hand transcribed into poems.' The first stanza is great!