Storms and Serenades : Blossoms in the Dark
My love, let us speak of profound things,
Of the mysteries that stir within our souls,
And the endless depths of our yearning hearts.
For you, I would cross oceans without end,
Scale the highest peaks my eyes can see,
And bring you the rarest fruits from distant lands.
Your smile lights a fire in my chest,
Melting the coldest parts of who I was,
Freeing me to love fully and freely.
But what is love, truly? An illusion?
A fleeting passion fated to fade away?
Or an eternal bond writ between twin flames?
We wander blindly through this human life,
Seeking meaning, purpose, a reason to go on.
Perhaps love itself is reason enough.
To love and be loved in return, even once,
Is a profound gift in this harsh, lonely world.
A taste of the divine here on earth.
You are my compass guiding me ahead,
When the road darkens and I lose my way.
Stay by my side, and I'll fear nothing.
Our love is a shelter in the storm's fierce rage,
A warm hearth to rest by when night grows cold.
In your arms, I'm home.
But storms do arise between us, as they must.
Angry words slice through our peace like knives.
Yet healing always follows, if we let it.
We weather each tempest, shaken but intact,
Bound by a love vaster than our flaws.
Together, we are far greater than alone.
My love, you unlock parts of me left shut.
I bloom only in the sunlight of your gaze.
Let us nourish each other, and thrive as one.
Our time here is fleeting, each moment a gift.
Let us not waste it on petty fears and hates,
But live fully, drink deeply, leave no drop behind.
Death will come for us, as it comes for all.
But love like ours will never fade or die.
It will sustain our spirits eternally.
So come, my love, let your soul speak to mine.
Share with me your hopes, your wounds, your dreams.
I am here, I am listening, I understand.
We are but two glowing embers in the dark,
Unique flames burning bright against the void,
Destined to meet, destined to ignite as one.
In seas of humanity we drifted alone,
Until the tides brought you here to me at last.
Now our fire will blaze up to the heavens.
The world is a chaotic and ruthless place,
Full of misfortune and uncertainty.
But not when you are near.
With you the sun shines a little brighter,
The birds sing a little louder at dawn,
And my steps feel lighter upon the earth.
I revel in the melody of your laughter,
And find refuge in the sanctuary of your arms.
You are the eye of the storm for my weary soul.
But storms arise in every life, my love.
Tragedies we cannot foresee or prevent.
Should the darkness fall, I will be your light.
When you stumble and despair grips your heart,
I will take your hand and lead you forward still.
You won't walk alone into the unknown.
Together we are stronger than alone,
Able to conquer any adversity.
United, no obstacle can block our way.
So come with me, my love, on this journey of life.
Its end we cannot see, nor can we know
What joys and sorrows we might yet encounter.
But this I know: with you, I have all I need.
Your smile, your touch - they nourish me and sustain me.
Stay by my side, and I'll fear nothing.
The poem is part of a full version found in the book “Homo Sapiens” Part Part I - XVIII, written by Mawphniang Napoleon. This book is part of the popular “Homo Sapiens” book series, which can be purchased online at various online bookstores, such as Amazon. The book is available for purchase for those who are interested in reading the complete version of the poem. Remember to get all the books from the “Homo Sapiens” series, as well as other books by the same author. So, don’t hesitate and get a copy today from one of the many online bookstores. Khublei Shihajar Nguh, (Dhanewad )(Thank you )
About this poem
This heartfelt poem beautifully explores the depth and complexity of love, touching on its transformative power, challenges, and the enduring connection between two souls. The imagery of storms and shelters vividly illustrates the highs and lows of a relationship, emphasizing the resilience and strength that love provides. The poet captures the essence of a profound, enduring connection that transcends the uncertainties of life.
Written on November 11, 2023
Submitted by Mawphniang.Napoleon on November 10, 2023
Modified by Mawphniang.Napoleon on November 12, 2023
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