Free falling
I feel I am destined to float
in and out
of broken hearts
like a dandelion
blown into the air
on a wish of something else
where no one notices me
until I’m dancing in the wind
of a memory
I won’t try and compete
in connections deep
I can see my worth
I will never be a choice
It will be no ones fault
for I am more than enough-
as are you
try to remember that
Were we fated to meet
and return to each other?
A once in a lifetime of
feeling more alive
sitting side by side-
than a lifeless lifetime
spent with the wrong person?
The no person?
Feeling more content
in the silence
of perfect presence
than the dull noise of everything?
The silence of nothing?
A reminder of fleeting expansion?
And now
I am not afraid of feeling again
but I hold my heart close
for the very reason you do
The language of love is sad
Always a beginning and an end
one day we’re together
Free falling
lost in time of long hours
with 2am secret stories
no one knows of
In the next moment;
two people
who used to know each other
That’s life, Mr
That’s love, Lady
That’s how it is for us anyway
Hippies forever, maybe
I guess we just have to trust
what’s given to us
And what’s meant for us
will stay, and what isn’t
will slip through our hands
like falling sand on a midnight beach
Memories swirling like dandelions
on second verse endings,
same as the first one, a daring
to free falling, all over again
At least I know
my soul and your soul
are incredibly old friends, my dear
Both terribly aware entirely
of dangerous territory:
poems blending into stories without
meaning
photos morphing into pictures without
feeling
framed and printed
in stone
permanently
Continuum of dreaming halted..
You and me?
Dandelion seeds
blowing in the breeze
Indeed.
About the Creator
Maureen Fleming
”You really must stay drunk on writing
so reality cannot destroy you”.
-Ray Bradbury
I am a mother. A social care worker, and I love to write about life. I love to read. I love the beach.
Iloveiloveilove 💖
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