To crave, ever wanting. Wrong thoughts pull, marring the soul; Hungering for that dark knowledge again and again as the world spins and time dances on waves. The sun will burn. Too, it shines its light so that we can see. The tragedy of fate resting in the shade – Spent and satisfied with the lie, sweet, splendid tryst: ravenous whispers and deep and greedy kisses. Pardon me when I say I’d rather burn. This distraction, like the thief lying leisurely In the shade, will fade. But, the sun will always shine And in its radiance My good friend Will be my friend again.
Till you meet again,meantime have hope and this will carry you through.
I so loved your expressions on this.
I don't want to get to the end of my life and find that I lived just the length of it. I want to have lived the width of it as well. - Diane Ackerman, quoted in "Newsweek"