Constant

by Tim Parkins   Oct 6, 2008


As sure as the sun
greets us each morning from the east
and kisses us goodnight from the west,
day after day,
you and me,
we are simply meant to be.

As unchangeable as the wondrous
cycles of the moon,
transforming from the most delicate crescent
to it's full-bodied splendor,
month after month,
the love rests true
between me and you.

As utterly impossible to ignore
as the explosion of colours
that erupt on the leaves every fall,
or the gentle caress of the spring sun
as it warms our very souls,
year after year,
the way my entire being rejoices
at the simple sound of your voice.

Hanging on, with all my might,
through this wild ride called life,
through oh so many of these cycles
day after day,
month after month,
year after year,
through all of the changes,
the unforeseen, the unpredicted,
and even the unforgettable,
from the dizzying heights of happiness
to the hellish depths of despair,
through all of this, there remains...
Our love.
A constant.

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  • 15 years ago

    by Grant Gilbert AKA Slash

    I can't understand why no one has commented yet, so here goes. Firstly i normally prefer the stanzas of a poem to have the same number of lines, but i like the way your stanzas increase by one line each time (as if you add aline as you get more enthusiastic) though your last stanza does not conform. The structure was otherwise good with a good meter throughout the poem. I enjoyed how you used time as a metaphor throughout as well, your love for this person shines from first to last stanza.
    Well done

    Grant

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