Inspired by dreams we both had during a time when we were separated this Poem was written to a woman I have loved for twenty years. We were separated fifteen years ago when I moved to Hawaii. I used to sit on the dock on Hanalei Bay and think of her many, many times.
She had married and I didn't know her last name, so, it seemed, I would never see her again. But, as Fate would have it we did find each other again, and our love for each other even after fifteen years of separation has never faded. She is still and well always be my Angel.
For so long I have loved her, never stopped thinking of her.
For so long here without her, still my dreams are about her.
She is my angel, who I miss so much.
She is the woman who comforts me with the thought of her touch.
I remember the moonlight through her hair,
and the movement of her body in the evening air.
Like a Ballerina she dances inside my head.
A vision in motion, too beautiful to be said.
Good night my angel, good night my love.
We'll meet within our dreams.
For if dreams are all we have.
Then hold me in your arms and love me in the sand, take me by the hand,
and dance my love, dance with me, till the sun rises up on the bay,
Till the magic leaves nothing to say,
Till the world comes to take us away.
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Baisically the only word that ran through my head when i read this was "wow". this is an absolutely beautiful poem. the imagery of it is amazing. I love it
Hubert
this is the secound poem I've read by James, Both are really well done. Please James keep it up. Great work!
Cindy
This is one of the most honest and beautiful poems I have seen here yet. Not just because my name is Cindy, although that is why I read it in the first place
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