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Mules Are Bigger Than Horses
The sky is turquoise blue, the air is clear.
A meeting of minds, alike as can be.
Their lives so differnet, parting draws near.
Severed already by a figurative sea.
working in unison as hearts are bound.
They speak together 'til the job is done.
Ever linked, though proximity unwound.
What does that matter, if memory won?
Memory won, a treasure of the heart.
Their brains vibrate still of roads unsung.
But they are grateful, cherishing the art
beautiful, on physical walls unhung.
Doubting am I, that they meet again still,
but the heart hopes on, as it always will.
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Haha XD I think I'm a bit too timid at times...
That is an idea, though I've kinda found that I like the periods, it's like the narrator is pausing after every line to let them ring out in an echoingly-silent room.
Le hannon, once again :)
I think I shall, I guess I don't have much of a choice anyway <Eyebrow waggle>
If Boo says so, I really must be.
Thank you very much.
I'm glad you finally had the opportunity :)
Thank you, your words mean much.
Quoth the Raven "Nevermore."
Ha, I've waited so long to say that.
Indeed. One strange thing is: like minds often seem able to sense each other's presence, yet so seldom do they meet! I very much hope that you can see your friend again.
Rim Hannaid, it is good to be reading your comments once again. You see far, a talent which few posess, and even fewer are able to articulate.
These meetings of alike minds can happen anywhere, at any time.
Also, the last two lines do a remarkable job of concluding the poem.
I am, as always, of the belief that no goodbyes are permanent.
I love it when the heart hopes on, though doubt is feasting on the mind.
(BTW, I don't think mules really are bigger than horses, it's just that a guy told me he sure thought they were.)
There are some people and chance meetings that you just never forget :)