Raw Earth Ink
spit, mixed with dirt – muddy words flow
Time After Time
my heart and soul
‘twined with yours
a vision of eternity, of things to come
a brief intake of a breath
two hands touching,
palm to palm
trembling, yet at rest
gazing inward
eyes like muddy pools
we are sinking but flying
soaring up, up to the clouds
never any effort, we’re natural
meeting time after time
slipping into the nether
rising again, for such a time as this
brandishing love
much like a sword,
I fall on my blade again
tara caribou | ©2021
29 Comments on “Time After Time”
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Raw Earth Ink 
Wow! So good.
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Thanks so much Chris!
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… lke bryan sang, ‘love is the drug’. same for me. the blade knows me only too well …
loved it.
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Same here.
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Oh, that is YUMMY!
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Thanks so much! 💕
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You’re welcome
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Reblogged this on cabbagesandkings524 and commented:
Tara Caribou – Love, again
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There is a struggle that comes across, even when in a joyous mode. The ending is also tinged with a sadness. Excellent piece, the artwork really suits it.
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Thanks so much Mark. After a while, jaded, there’s always that tinge, isn’t there?
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Hard to scrub that all away. Hopefully the light of love will evaporate it some day.
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Quite beautiful, and perhaps true love is like this – fleeting moments for us to treasure.
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Maybe you’re right.
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There are huge energy exchange through palm to palm..
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I highly agree.
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Very beautiful!!
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Thanks my friend.
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Really beautiful.
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Thanks so very much.
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🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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What a love poem! 🧡
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Thanks for reading
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Stunning, Tara!
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Thanks so much Lucy.
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Love, a double-edged sword.
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Absolutely. I couldn’t live (or die) without it.
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Yikes. It started off so well. You portrayed many relationships so perfectly – it spins us up, whirls us around, and then tosses us onto the hard floor. A great photo paired with this, too.
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Hey, thanks Goldie. I sure appreciate you!
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