Chalice Poem by Susan Lacovara

Chalice



I longed to be the chalice
from whence you'd sip
soft and steeped love
spilling onto and staining
your dry lips
to thirst no longer,
and never more...

A nectar, overflowing and beyond
all milk and honey
A new and ever pleasing potion
filling you
O! Entirely!

And from this chalice
a warmth of understanding
the lightness of forgiveness
A divine elixir of poured truth
and most tender hearted holding

Within your hands of prayer,
this chalice, golden,
All of me, yours...
Needing only your touch
to keep it filled
and fruitful

Raise to your mouth
and drink of me
Drink me in...
the whole of me
This chalice born
of timeless love
That you will, again, be mine
refreshed in spirit
Salvaged by the dewdrops
clinging to my kiss
Saved by self worth
and the wine of time and trust

Saturday, December 29, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: heartbreak
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
12/29/18 for RWR: Rain and loneliness do not mix well. Come drink from the chalice, by a loving hand extended. PEACE
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mahtab Bangalee 31 December 2018

On CHALICE pour the soul of nectar elixir to be in eternal peace

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Rajnish Manga 29 December 2018

Exquisite & immense. I can't really express my pleasure upon reading this superb piece of poetry. It reads like the outpourings of a Sufi who has a direct link with the Almighty. The words have the potential to assuage the feelings of a bruised heart. Thanks a lot, Dear Poet. This chalice born / of timeless love clinging to my kiss / Saved by self worth and the wine of time and trust

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