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The Write Thing
December 9, 2009
My writings
reveal:
Love is most often
told through sadness.
In it's absence,
I feel the most.
Poems of love
of sunny fields,
bursting hearts,
and tears of joy,
seem unreal.
I cannot put
how love feels
in words.
It sounds too...practiced.
Something that's only felt
unable to be described--
It can't be quantified,
can't be recorded.
Love is the very essence of unique.
When it's felt...
it becomes you.
© Chela T., Southampton, NY
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