And felt through the passion of our kiss.
The magic of your touch.
Forever doesn’t seem long enough.
Thank you Laine. It is one of my personal favorites already. I let this one sit a week and came back to it and I am glad I did.
I’m glad you did too.Sometimes a feeling needs to incubate before best expressed. Do you mind if I reblog this later today?
I agree. I do that often.I have the idea but sometimes the right words aren’t there. When the words come and fall into the right order, it is simply magic.
Yes, please do. I’d be truly honored for the reblog.
FYI – I came back to reblog this tonight, Jarrod, but could not find the reblog button.
Hmm, I am looking now. I am not certain. The “Reblog” button is clicked as being shown but I am not seeing it either.
Sorry about that. I am not certain what happened. I didn’t change anything for that occur. I feel like everytime WP updates something the service gets worse.
Thanks for considering me for the reblog though. I will see what I can come up with.
Laine, I just contacted WP Support. There is an issue with both my likes and reblogs. They are trying to figure it out and will need to speak to a developer.
In the mean time, they said you can do “Press This” to reblog. It is a similar operation.
Hi Laine. I hope this finds you well. WordPress has alleviated the “Reblog” issue and I can now be reblogged. You are welcome to reblog this piece if you like. I’d appreciate it.
Thanks, Jarrod. I probably will do so on Sunday. Have a wonderful holiday!
I didn’t see the comment on your blog that I reblogged this post, Jarrod. The reblog button did work though. Thank you for sharing.
I didn’t see it either Laine. I checked my spam folder too but didn’t see it there either. Thank you for the reblog though. I appreciate you sharing my work.
Thanks for reading and the compliment David!
The words “until death do us part” isn’t true. The love you’ve lost to death always remains a part of you. I wonder if, upon physical death we become part of the people we loved in life, a new spirit with another chance to understand?
I’ve often found it ironic that the words “until death do us part” are part of marriage vows usually associated with a religious ceremony. Most organized religions have some belief in a form of an afterlife. Therefore, it would seem logical that the love would continue into the afterlife.
Interestingly, many art forms have demonstrated reincarnation where individuals are continually joined, just in different forms, thus we are always with the same person. It is a thought provoking concept to say the least. Thanks for reading!