And as we part in temporary
ways.

Remember me only with
your senses.

Taste me near with parted lips and
breathe my scent across your
borders.

I will come to you.

Spread your fingers to the night and I will
sweep your hand as distance.

Hear my voice in silent notes
captured by the breeze.

And I will sing you closer.

Hold me with your sight as I fall
against the daybreak.

I will bring to you the new morning.

Remember me...in the depth of
all your senses.

I will come to you.


Love,
Eric

Good stuff. . .

Thank you Eric.

I am very happy to find your touching poem on Givnology. Sensitive, as always,

Love,
Sue

Dear Eric,
Thank you for your lovely poem.
I am so happy to see you again on Givnology.

Love
Vicky

Dear Eric,

This is very sensitive and beautiful
Thank you for sharing it with us.
I am always captivated by your delicate
words.

Love, Inda

aaaahhhhhhh......
Eric, that is so beautiful.

Thank you Eric.

I enjoy reading your poetry.
It has a very sensitive touch.

Love,
yoko

quote: Originally posted by dear Ericc: ...Hear my voice in silent notes captured by the breeze. And I will sing you closer...

Thank you for sharing dear Eric!

Rememberable! or would it be memorable? Memberable? Remembered? he he..

Love and light being, Teo Do (Re, Mi, Fa...)

Thank you Eric.

This is a wonderful surprise.
I have missed your poems.
I still read your books very often and they give me a great deal of pleasure.

Sincerely,
Gisele

quote:

Hear my voice in silent notes
captured by the breeze.

And I will sing you closer.

The whole poem is really a charming flow of infinite tenderness. I just saw that Teo too quoted the above words ... To sing your love closer is simply beyond beautiful.

Love,
Margherita

Dawn song:

Thank you Eric, your words conjure up beautiful images in my mind, of love surviving any distant. A poem that has yet again touched my soul on a personal level. Beautiful!

Sonny...

This is my favorite of yours along with "Your every tear".

There is so much tenderness here. AWWW.........


Love,
Sylvie