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May 16, 2016
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twin
He hears and sees, as I meander through
this world that needs be taken day by day.
For cognisance, he has the perfect view -
my deepest thoughts, to him, are on display.
He shadow escorts me throughout the dreams
where I am Home - it's both surreal and real -
where unconditional love feeds me, it seems.
I wake to find I have a new found zeal.
Conflicting the accepted paradigm
of seperate single conscience, seperate soul,
I know that part of his is part of mine
and, while I am awake, I am not whole.
— judyanne, May 16, 2016
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About This Poem
Style/Type: Structured: Western
Review Request Intensity: I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft
Critiques
jane210660
10 years ago
A beautiful poem, it lives
A beautiful poem, it lives halfway between this world and the next.Jx
judyanne
10 years ago
Jane
Thank you for the visit and very kind comment
love judy
xxx
Keith Logan
10 years ago
Beautifully written
poem about the shared love of created and creator. One who made us almost like gods with the power to create new life.
judyanne
10 years ago
hi Keith
Thanks very much for the read and very supportive comment
love judy
xxx
mand
10 years ago
HI Judyanne
So good to read your work - two in one, without which life is not whole. The content of this poem is both powerful and comforting!
Thank you for sharing!
Glad you're back - you are a great teacher - on so many levels.
Love Mand xxx
judyanne
10 years ago
Mand !!! lovely to see you
Thank you so very much for the lovely and supportive comments
it's nice to be back
love judy
xxx
Rula
10 years ago
lovely!
As usual dear Judy.
I liked the "sshadow escorts" expression. (New for me)
And I'd capitalize 'he' and 'his', (just my humble opinion)
Thank you for sharing dear.
judyanne
10 years ago
thanks Rula
I purposely didn't capitalise 'he / his'....
I didn't want to necessarily tie the subject to a deity, hoping it could be read in other ways as well
Love judy
xxx
jane210660
10 years ago
I actually took it to mean a
I actually took it to mean a missing sibling. Gone, but for ever with you.
But then, I do take things rather literally at times :-) Jxx
judyanne
10 years ago
yes Jane
The write has multiple meanings....
thank you
love judy
xxx