This Place Can Be Heaven Sometimes Poem by Mark Heathcote

This Place Can Be Heaven Sometimes



All for fragility all for love
All for chained-chaste liberty all for love
In the white evanescent divisions of a dove
Each finger a feathered laced necklace
Each wing a hand of grace.

"Optimistically, is it all for reaching out?
A dislocated wing wedged maternally, efface.

You know this place; can be heaven sometimes".
So take a flight, sing your heart-rhymes.
Chirp like two lovebirds, together make a couplet
Knitted laced one end to the other, at bedtimes.

Because this place; can be heavenly sometimes.

Tuesday, December 9, 2014
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Gajanan Mishra 09 December 2014

very true, can be heaven one day. thanks..

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