True Love; a condition of the body and other conditions that may

By Circe Avalon

True Love is, in fact, a binding love.
A love that tethers the heart, letting it never wander.
Be it that eyes may wonder and see, yet never dote on, or to be doting in mockery of the eyes of the ones who hold them dear.
Be thine heart not tethered by strings of their loved one, but strings of pure devotion.
That the simplicity of finding another to love, whilst in "true love", is betrayal of thine own heart.
As to stab thyself with this mention, to bleed internal.
To lay with another is wholly beyond reason or right, for after laying so long with "true love" the act of sharing a bed is like sharing your soul.
To let your soul out is equal to losing a body part or lending one, in hope it will be returned equal as it had been lended.

The Body in the state of True Love; Soul

A body in not just body, the blood flowing in the body is liquid "soul".
As to those who donate liquid "soul", everyone is in need, and yours can be feed and replenished in time.
But when the organ in your chest ceases to pump the flowing "soul", the soul, the transcending "soul" escapes.

As to the fact of sharing ones soul in a bed, your delicate soul is committing treason in which only the bodies offer.
Moving limbs in arms of another or laying upon one only divides brain and heart from body leaving body no movement forward.
Body wanders until having found this general pull to leap into the blue, finding only true love as a outlet.
The only remedy to the broken, and broken of all parts body, soul and heart.

When emotions have words; the emotions we want cannot be described

Hate of former predispositions and habits of hurting others not only changes mind but body.
Thus to heal the soul you must have "True Love", it is not only a condition now, it is a remedy.
Failing love, or denial of "true love" is not only treason to partner but thy own soul.
Causing only riffs and tears in soul and mind, making only delusions.
"True Love", if eventually realized, will heal and move forward, breaking love is to start over to find it yet again.
Body then becomes empty due to lack of love for themselves and betrayal of the others love.
No movement forward, but only to start again with less soul then life had given you.
Thus making a circle in the spectrum of human emotions triggering others in it's wake.

In conclusion True love is a circle, in duality and singularly.
All those who enjoy it, hold fast, and to those who wish to, be brave.

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© 2007 Circe Avalon
Published on Thursday, November 8, 2007.     Filed under: "Love" and "Poetry"
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  • carlosjackal On Wednesday, September 13, 2023, carlosjackal (3010)By person wrote:

    Such a beautiful and deep philosophising on display here. So contemplative and thoughtful, it leaves the reader pondering long after reading. Bri's right: This should have so many, many comments under it.

  • blue On Friday, May 18, 2012, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    what..? who me? ...just passin' through... ;)

  • blue On Monday, February 20, 2012, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    ...remedy indeed. this is precisely what I needed to read today.......your true and impervious wisdom has set me free from the past that has so haunted me.... thank you, so deeply, thank you. ~b

  • blue On Monday, April 19, 2010, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    I find it entirely disheartening that I am the only person that has commented on this write.......still. How....very sad to think. Bless you. ~b

  • blue On Tuesday, November 3, 2009, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    mmm... those first two lines were all I needed today... thank you again, and again. ~b

  • blue On Thursday, October 30, 2008, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    ..you've no idea the impact you have made, and yet, you do.. you do. All the world to you dear poet. ~b

  • blue On Thursday, November 15, 2007, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    I still can't get over this one. It leaves me in a deep stasis of thoughtful feeling. In my opinion, the mark of all truest writings. ~b

  • Circe Avalon On Friday, November 16, 2007, Circe Avalon (115)By person wrote:

    Is it bad when the author has a hard time getting out of that stasis? I come back and look at it, throws me right back and then I ponder all day. which makes me useless, no different than normal...such is the life...Thanxs again for the praise!

  • blue On Wednesday, November 21, 2007, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    bad? how I long to make that a permanancy in my life. you are quite welcome.

  • blue On Thursday, November 8, 2007, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    Deep as the cool blue of divine understanding. ~fav~fav~fav~


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