Two of One Kind



We are two of a kind you and I. We both live for love, for us it is like the rain to the earth. Something we can not explain, nor deny. We need it not just to survive, but to thrive. When those like us are not in love, we are left cold, without purpose and empty inside…

But when we are in love deeply we feel such a total euphoric high. For us the mere thought of finding true love brings us almost to cry. As well the chance to lose a love so strong can only lead us to imagine what it is like to die…

Yes, we share a common soul, a heart of gold and a very romantic goal. We two are surely one of a kind, and you are my shattered part which I thought I would never find…

With you, my love and my life will be satisfied in a perfect line. You are all that is above me, you are my sky, and I am so very grateful that you are one of my kind...
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Written on January 05, 1999

Submitted by Numi on May 21, 2024

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Characters 853
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Stanzas 4
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Numi

"Numi" is the pen-name I adopted in 2007 after a friend gifted me a copy of The Essential Rumi; by Coleman Barks. After reading some of my works, it was suggested that it reminded them of the works by Rumi. In no way do I align myself with this Great Master Poet, but I do feel a deep connection to his poetry, and the book of Essentials was my constant companion during a 5 year saga, where I was stranded in the Amazon Jungle of Peru, from 2010-2015. Everything in my collections were written during a 4 year period, 1999-2003. more…

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