A Place To Remeber Poem by Alex Alexander

A Place To Remember

Where once we call our own;
A brief hello, a moment.
Became a connection so divine.
This sanctuary escaped beyond space-time and was lost and found.
It was as if rainbow love sang sunlight
Through rain; shiny nowhere, in the middle
distant signals bounce off good vibes.
Reacquainted required befriending loneliness;
See you again. While your throat burns in anticipation; of your disruption entrance:
Having made the day.
Then the stories may be told, and birds can take to the sky; above the walls between these lines. No glory in a broken heart.
Nor are the two doors the same.
Who's deeds are his closest companion?
the ground on which he stands
In an unfinished visit of rain that slowly dies. In this place to remember.