Deeper Than Deep

From bottomless depth, sunken old wreckage
of previous detatchment
anchors our love.

Abiding along tide-lines, clogged with norm
and slowly drifting
are oceans of life's mundane.

Seen from above they cling suffocating,
but 'neath surfy breakers lie spacious caverns
where love quietly hides.

Close relationships survive frothy dark squalls,
as when day's boat westward sinks
blissful dreams blow lively.

Night wind's warm, nectar feeds sweet passion,
which sating love's need,
nets even closer bonds.

So..........when we part we carry,
deeper than deep, love's secret hope
and wait for our future with patient heart.

 

Frank Lambert
If you have something so deep, that allows you to be patient, then all is well, or will be in the end. I like the depth in this write.

carol
love this romantic piece

nimal dunuhinga
Fathomless...........Romance!

 

Jerry Hughes
....excellent Fay

wombat
Interesting that this seems oddly inspired by a dear poet we all know. It is you of course, with your profound depth but it there was a breeze that happened by (of course that is only my perception). H

Frank James Ryan Jr./FjR
You creative romantic, you ! Hmmm, that may not sound too good...Hey, deep roots do create a lasting bond of amour...as deep thought creates a poem pure & pleasing....And this is it ! F j R