Perpetual Night

by Baby Rainbow   Oct 6, 2014


In the moonless darkness
of harmony the oceans breathe,
as young lovers dance upon
a beach of treasured memories.

Under the cloudless sky
of their imagination,
the waves echo as
they caress the pebbled rocks.

Soul-mate eyes gaze longingly
into each other's new found home,
where everything makes sense
and silence is understood.

And beyond the moment
of the soul, young lovers cry,
as dreams of eternity vanish
back into the sky.

Saffie
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  • 9 years ago

    by gumshuda

    I so love your poems.. Especially the images you create and your use of words. Your poems are just perfect.
    Each and every line so powerful but I love these two particular lines the most.....
    the waves echo as
    they caress the pebbled rocks.
    I can only say wowwww......

  • 9 years ago

    by Beautiful Soul

    First: This sets up a scene of a romantic feeling of two young lovers dancing beside the shoreline. This beach is special to them as I can assume maybe they met there? I love the first two lines though. What a beautiful sight to imagine. The waves are calm and are in rhythm of each persons steps and possibly heartbeat. Again the emotions here set up a romance that will bloom forever.

    Second: Oh, here is where the scene starts getting a bit more sad. The key word here to me is imagination. Maybe one lover is alone and imagining what it was like before. But this is also a great scene as it sets up the beautiful atmosphere you are trying to create. "The calm before the storm" almost.

    Third: Back to the romance of the poem. I love this as it snaps the reader back to attention. I love the play on the eyes, it works well to hit and connect with the readers heart. They say eyes are windows to the soul and that's what I see here. A new found home, found by falling in love by looking into each others eyes, beautiful stanza.

    Four- What a great ending that is full of emotions. The young lovers are no longer young it seems and with that dreams are over. The back and forth emotions here play well together. It's almost a double view point in some aspects. But the title is perfect. Great poem hon. 5