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Books-Poetry: Reconnecting With Life |
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Temptation of the Harp from Volume 4 — Romantic Interludes. |
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The allure of my wooden frame was not to be noticed But, somehow, you felt the allure So you walked over to the dust covered harp in the corner and sat down beside me Your hands so naturally found their position My attention is now yours Now you became relentless and wanted more ~ Robert Neff |
Volume 4 — Romantic Interludes.For reasons unknown to me, I saw a pattern develop over time where people just refused to communicate their desires or what was on the mind. They either became complacent or over sensitive. Instead of an open discussion, words were interpreted to be criticism. Life was lived in fear of an open dialogue. Romance was no longer spontaneous, fun or a way to exchange love The end result created an environment where people kept their feelings hidden or suppressed. The more I listened, the more I realized that romantic wants and needs were going unfulfilled. I concluded there were contributing factors such as society’s shackles, the conflicts institutions caused in our youth or the inability to free our body and spirit from internal or external fears. To compensate for this rain cloud, my mind filled with romantic thoughts. A scenario I envisioned, idle conversation or a situation I had observed, became the trigger. Whether these events actually occurred or not, did not matter, because my subconscious was busy weaving a story. Hence, my words prove that romance is alive and well practiced. |
Read poetry samples from Selected Works From Reconnecting With Life: Preface - Final edits from Mike Volkman are to be added Photos With a Story
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