So this is Love



                              So this is Love

Painful, hurting, leaving me raw
Under the veil of calm rises strained emotion
Two-beings with a past, flailing to curb what might be
Ironic that we stand separated but hoping still

Can hope and fear coexist and in the end love win?
Will our patterns be fractured by the hope of love?
Is faith and belief the fuel for rebirth?
Are entanglements dimming the once bright light?

My love, I choose to believe in this story
That after the storm, the sand is scrubbed clean and sky anew
That true love stories arise from storms rather than the calm winds
I believe the sun is always brightest after the darkness

Time is of the essence
I missed you yesterday, today was worse, what will tomorrow be like
That’s the feel of my love for you, powerful, unyielding, but earnest in appeal
I change my life to yet feel the ember after the storm, always believing love will win, and this is love

About this poem

Love is one of the greatest emotions but maybe none more-so than love on the brink.

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Written on March 12, 2023

Submitted by DrRLJ on April 24, 2023

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Words 178
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So this is Love

Dr. Russell Jones is a chiropractic physician, certified master naturalist, and a published book author. He resides in Hurricane, WV and Athens, Ohio. He enjoys writing poetry while listening to his faithful lab Shade snore at his side. more…

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