Forever Poem by Gerry Legister

Forever



With rhythmic splendor wrapped around my heart
Never again to be broken by a callous thought,
Every desire, growing lovelier as a succulent flower,
Bring the greatest joy, been everything in that hour.

If I could be in the rapture, we would live forever
Make your heart mine and the ecstasy we capture,
Leave the bridled time, and caressing of sublime,
A realm in our minds to treasure the love we find.

Forever, is a long time, before the eternity begins,
even after mortal paradise has left for more heavens,
the scars will be gone fading into the streams beyond,
out into the distance, a galaxy will treasure each second.

Forever, in trance, I would spend the rest of my days
Trying to reach the stars along with the milky ways.

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Gerry Legister

Gerry Legister

Silver Spring, Westmorland, Jamaica
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