This one has a feel of past, present and future Jacob, as words are both bled and thrown like grenades, which is exactly like love... Or have i been doing it wrong.
We can neither outrun love or pain, but at least on the plus side, we are immortal right up to the point it is proven not to be the case, to everyone but ourselves. But best to doublecheck and make sure its kisses or grenades, can't be too careful.
great hook of a title for all who wander around a site of poets and writers ;) there is a lot i like about this one besides the title tho .. the "blitzkrieg of kisses" .. funny .. instant recall of the two times this occasioned in my love pursuit .. once received and once given .. both surprisingly stamped in memory for me ... the time given was a forever intent .. then came the pain .. the time received ... i knew i would run :} funny thing as i remain good friends with both over 20+ years ... "....the while
we intend to last forever" ....killer line sir ... one of those i wish i had thought of it ... fine read for me jacob ... thanks always for sharing your poetry .. right here at the Cafe'
E.
Posted 5 Years Ago
5 Years Ago
thank you for your very kind review and sharing your blitzkriegs my friend....
j.
Let us bleed in rhyme, completely drawn in by the title because before I even read your lines I was with poetry, and bleeding for my art. Many is the time I have bled in rhyme. And then your lines, and I still found myself focusing on poetry and telling myself regardless of the skirmishes, regardless of the negativity, we intend to last forever. Multi layered poetry, love it, just love being sent on a journey Jacob.
Chris
Posted 5 Years Ago
5 Years Ago
thank you for your kind review, Chris...and for relating to the work....you reminded me in your revi.. read morethank you for your kind review, Chris...and for relating to the work....you reminded me in your review of S&G..."many's the time i've been mistaken, and many times confused"
in our younger days...we thirsted for those kisses and sometimes overdid it having no idea that we were and probably scaring the receiver...
j.
You can’t get over that “one” once they’ve left they leave a lasting impression of what was, what could have been, and perhaps what still is ... some never find a final resting place - until both are possibly reunited once more or they agree to sever the ties that bind. I’m fidgeting about this one :)
Originally from Bronx, NY, I live in Carbondale, Illinois...teach English at a community college and have been writing and publishing poetry since 1970. I am here to read for inspiration from other po.. more..