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All the Time


All the Time

©2013 Donald George Zarlenga PhD,  all rights reserve universe wide.

 

I miss you in the night,

and long to hold, you,

and feel your hand reach out with mine.

Fingers feather soft touch, gently draw a line,

across my hand, in Shady Land.

 

I miss you in the silence, in the still,

in the tombstone dead I will.

Golden clowns and blackbird gowns,

wait only for the frost.

 

When I did not know, 

when still winds blew.

Golden one shines on.

I miss you all the time.   

 

Whispers on the wind, 

hope is gone again.

As days melt into years, 

gone are the tears.

I held you as the night fell.

 

Then the hollow eyes,

filled with empty skies.

Golden dreams did shine,  

when you were mine.

I miss you all the time.

 

I wish you were here beside me,

To feel your warmth, your feather-soft touch.

As we love thru the day.  Dreams.

Golden chariots and silky downs,

carry you and me.  

I miss you all the time.

 
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Semi-retired theoretical physicist, Technology forerunner and implementor for NASA and Higher Education (student learning) Author of book published and two I am working on. I have lived abroad, travelled a lot. Still speak two foreign languages. Foreign Language and their foods are windows to the culture. I use mediation to help and become a channel for God's healing. If I begin to add more, my shortest resume is there pages. Earlier ones were a dozen pages. I love learning, and continue to do so each day.

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