THAT DAY (for Helen)
That day we found each other,
or perhaps the day
found us.
Though neither of us knew
what we were looking for,
a clasp of hands, an affirmation
of each others presence -
meant more
than either of us knew.
That day we found
each other -
and suddenly we knew.
Malcolm Evison
May 2007
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Sunday, October 22, 2006
EMBRACE
EMBRACE
Wrapped in each other
we break illusions
of our separateness.
As bodies merge
we lose location
finding our place
in vaster schemes.
Thanksgiving, sanctified
with each embrace,
transmits a joy
beyond our reckonings.
Today
love knows no bounds.
Malcolm Evison
22 October 2006
Monday, August 07, 2006
Unveiling
UNVEILING (Draft II)
Some days, a few words
scribbled down in haste,
a simple melody, a subtle
turn of phrase, unclothes
another’s world. And there,
beneath a supple shell, you find
a heart that bleeds;
it seeds itself beneath
the skin, you share the pain,
then seek to radiate the joy
their presence in the world
discloses. Some days you know
that you are not alone. The wave
that rises, through the words and song,
washes away your frown. You share
a smile, a caring strength;
you know your world
can never be the same.
Sometimes, a word of thanks reveals
that we can overcome;
sometimes a body sings the joy
of sharing; sometimes
we simply share
the pain of caring.
Malcolm Evison
06 August 2006
Some days, a few words
scribbled down in haste,
a simple melody, a subtle
turn of phrase, unclothes
another’s world. And there,
beneath a supple shell, you find
a heart that bleeds;
it seeds itself beneath
the skin, you share the pain,
then seek to radiate the joy
their presence in the world
discloses. Some days you know
that you are not alone. The wave
that rises, through the words and song,
washes away your frown. You share
a smile, a caring strength;
you know your world
can never be the same.
Sometimes, a word of thanks reveals
that we can overcome;
sometimes a body sings the joy
of sharing; sometimes
we simply share
the pain of caring.
Malcolm Evison
06 August 2006
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