Forever

Summary

The website content is a poetic expression of deep love and connection, equating the experience of falling in love to cosmic and eternal phenomena.

Abstract

The poem "Forever" by Nikolaos Skordilis, featured on the website, is a profound exploration of love's timeless and boundless nature. It describes an encounter with a significant other who is perceived as the speaker's eternal counterpart, capable of transcending the limits of time and space. The poem evokes the beauty of shared moments, comparing their conversations to the mythical "Music of the Spheres" and envisioning their love as a force that can awaken ancient myths and unify opposing forces of the universe. It culminates in a vision of an eternal present where the lovers, along with celestial bodies, experience a cosmic dance of existence, free from pain and sadness. The poem is accompanied by images from Pixabay, processed by the author, and a quote from John Green's "The Fault in Our Stars," reinforcing the theme of profound love. The website also extends gratitude to the editors of iPoetry for their contributions.

Opinions

The author perceives the loved one as a divine figure, referring to them as a "humble Goddess" who captivates the audience with their music.
The poem suggests that true love has the power to transcend reality, bringing together mythical beings and celestial events in a harmonious union.
There is a belief that love can dissolve the boundaries of time, creating a realm where past, present, and future converge into a single, eternal moment.
The poem conveys a sense of awe and reverence for the transformative power of love, which is described as capable of merging the dualities of the universe, such as entropy and extropy, yin and yang.
The author expresses a desire for a love that endures beyond the physical limitations of life, envisioning an afterlife where love continues to thrive in eternal bliss.

A poem

Images by Krzysztof Jaracz and Peter Lomas from Pixabay. Processed by author.

“As he read, I fell in love the way you fall asleep: slowly, and then all at once.” ― John Green, The Fault in Our Stars

The moment I met you I knew you could be my forever the one I’ve always searched for the one to crack Eternity and Infinity with

I’ve heard the Music of the Spheres with you the Music the Pythagorians looked for we’ve talked and talked but, at the end, I’d give everything to hear you sing

Watch you take center stage, a humble Goddess enchanting everyone with your Music looking at the audience but focusing on me we’d smile, we’d cry, and the Universe would bloom

The little fragile roses in our chest would explode and shake the 9 realms revive Centaurs and Amazons from their slumber along with all who came before and all who’ll come after

Before and after will cease to exist entropy and extropy, yin and yang will merge and the Eternal Present shall become clear M-dwarves, supergiants and Betelguese would all go supernova

The great mystery of the world would unfold matter and energy would be reunited Angels, Jinn, Valkyries and spirits would dance among the stars with us

We’d live forever in eternal bliss with no pain and sadness but we’d still be the same in that faraway so close realm

Beyond the end of the rainbow where Love and Life become One