You never know what you’ll find when you google yourself.
I just found a poem I wrote years ago for my soulmate, now husband, published on someone else’s blog. They did give me credit, otherwise I never would have known. But it was really weird to run across it since I don’t know who’s blog this is or how they got my poem. I don’t remember ever publishing it anywhere, but I may have. Anyway, it’s as true now as ever. You’re still my beloved, Greg Duran.
Eyes of My Beloved
I sit silently facing my beloved
Our hands touching softly
Gazing into those eyes I love so well
Eyes so familiar through centuries of lifetimes together
The eyes of my Beloved
Those eyes were what I recognized first
When we found each other in this life
Eyes I had looked upon so many times before in so many faces
Wells so deep I could see my Beloved’s soul
And touch the Being of pure light and love inside
I long to lose myself in those eyes as they draw me in
Beckoning me to take refuge in the lush fertile valley of this beautiful soul
There I find a sanctuary of eternal peace and contentment
Filled with gentle breezes
That caress me softly and whisper words of love<
My Beloved’s eyes are pools of clear clean refreshing water
Like mirrors reflecting only my true self back to me
I dive in with all my heart and soul
I splash swim play frolic
Like an orphan who has finally found her home
When tears of pain sorrow or anguish
Flow from those eyes I love so well
My soul cries out with agony
Come! Gaze into my eyes
The comfort you have longed for awaits you here
In the eyes of your Beloved
~ by Teri Robnett
Found at True Spirit Blog: https://truespiritblog.wordpress.com/2013/07/26/my-beloved/
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Here’s a piece of another one I wrote:
When we are apart, I lie awake at night
making love to the space between us
your fingertips are tracing my tongue
I draw you into my dreams
the sky folds around us
the stars feel like rain
and from so far away
you look like a tiny grain of sand
but you feel like the ocean
you remind me of the home I knew
before I knew I’d left it.
Found at http://wombtwin-survivors.blogspot.com/2011/03/fraternal-womb-twin-survivor-6-twin.html
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Nice! It’s funny the things we can find on the internet sometimes. I like the poem!
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