“And let me rest for a while on your strong shoulders, with my hands in yours I wish to be in heaven… for ages ,we have been apart through times we have died now reborn, ablaze the passion still inside of the lost love especial…”twin souls of the eternal fire separated on birth kindle and invoke Thou to be eternally together… a flower blossomed then falls from the tresses of the maiden leaving fragrance in her hair it smiles in chaste….
“Such beauteous journey of life as one flame we want to traverse, unified and combined , We the part of thy creation…”

Journey of life can be incomplete without the unity of two bodies, hearts, minds and souls. Sheer beauty and magnetic, Soumya:)
Thank you VIshal for sharing your thought!
“And let me rest for a while
on your strong shoulders,
with my hands in yours
I wish to be in heaven…”
Loved it. 🙂
Many thanks Rekha! 🙂
Your poem is so romantic and deeply soulful….a beautiful treasure my sister!
Iam really happy you read the deep insight behind the soulful lines. Thank you Wendell for your inspiring words.
This is just so beautiful, Soumya. It touched me deep inside and brought tears to my eyes. Bless you ♥
Iam so very humbled your words Isabella. Thanks for your blessings.
Very beautiful reflection
Thank you so much John!
Beautiful written… 🙂
Thank you dear friend. 🙂
Such is proof of the divine – twin souls – that across lives, across miles, across eternities – love returns to the home it never left from. Beautiful, my friend. ~ Always, Bobbie
you beautifully stated it Bobbie! The gist of my lines!
Very romantic and sweet… if love was always easy… that’s how it would be
Its never easy Bjorn! Yet we always wish it to be so! Thanks for being here!
What beauty! Thank you.
So nice to see you liked it! You are most welcome
Soumyav, your beautiful and touching words are testament of a wise soul, dedicated to make us aware of this eternal and endless love which is all around us, just waiting to be discovered 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Claudia for visiting here and the wonderful views about the poem.
wh0cd134509 crestor