He is
the river’s
soft and steady rhythm
holding me by firelight.
The moonlit promise
of the ocean’s
stormy kiss of life.
He is:
The love song of the sun.
The crimsoning of night.
The eyes of valor
and grace that saves you,
and every poem rain could write.
He is
the hum of heartache
orbiting
the planets
and trees at dawn;
the painted dreams,
unheard,
unseen —
the breaths within the song.
He is:
The journey worth your while.
The bursting of your heart.
The touching of all scars
and forgetting of all time.
He is
He is
What it means to be alive.
Writing & Photography by: Katy Claire Funke
Very nice writing and photo 🥰
Don’t forget to Glee and spread sparkles ✨
-Nani 💖
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Thank you so much for your reading and comment 😊
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My pleasure 🥰 Hope to see you around a lot ❤️
Don’t forget to Glee and spread sparkles ✨
-Nani 💖
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So beautiful.
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Thank you for reading, Nico. So glad you enjoyed this one! 😊
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🙂🌎🌊
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Wow, you write a beautiful love poem. I love these lines “The crimsoning of night….”
“and every poem rain could write.”
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Thank you, Rachel 💗 I so appreciate your encouraging words. Thrilled that you liked this one! Hope you’re having a lovely day💕
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You’re welcome, and hope you’re having a wonderful day too 💜
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Beautiful. 🙂
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Thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate your reading 😊
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Stunningly beautiful.
As captivating and intimately woven an expression of love as I have ever read.
Reads almost as though you planted the images and watched them frow into
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(Whoops)… as though you watched them grow into place rather than simply writing them.
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Thank you so much! I really appreciate your thoughtful comment on this piece! I love the thought of the images being planted and growing to place.
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Overflowing with beauty and creativity. Love the abstractness of it all.
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Thank you! I’m so glad that you enjoyed this one. It certainly does have an abstractness to it that I still often think about.
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