Silhouette

Summary

The website content presents a poem titled "Silhouette," which depicts a profound emotional connection and the pain of separation, along with a list of individuals who have engaged with the poem or its author.

Abstract

The poem "Silhouette" is a poignant piece that captures the essence of a deep, albeit fleeting, emotional and romantic experience. It uses vivid imagery of the ocean, light, and shadows to convey the intensity of the narrator's feelings, which are so overwhelming that they abandon all common sense. The poem reflects on the beauty of the moment, the perfection seen in the subject's face, and the heartache that follows when the connection is lost. The author acknowledges a list of individuals who have interacted with the poem or expressed their support, indicating a community of readers and contributors who are part of a shared literary experience or challenge.

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The poem suggests that the subject's presence is healing and transformative, as the world is described as melting

Silhouette

A poem

I step into her silhouette a hazy dream of blue awash in sapphire shadows dance in her wake cast from the sparks on the ocean she creates

the world melts with her kiss all things that God meant to be healed by her embrace beautiful pooled in her eyes so perfect is her face

all common sense abandoned heart and soul exposed immersed in momentarily every synapse unclothed a blessing she was to me

if only for a breath in time she had my heart to hold to miss before we meet means to ache once she departs unintended waves at my feet

glowing from her sunset’s warmth if the true definition of pain is our separation from light now I understand why so sadly long the night

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