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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

That's lovely! And you're spot on, it's a poem of what true long lasting love looks like. It's for you 😉

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Esther Bradley-DeTally's avatar

Lovely

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

Glad you liked, Esther

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Gary L Taylor's avatar

Really enjoyed that.

'Every moment is a prelude to nostalgia' is a beautiful line.

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

Thank you, Gary.

Glad you liked it!

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Monnina's avatar

‘That which thou lovest well remains,

The rest is dross’

Ezra Pound

(Canto LXXXI)

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

Indeed, Monnina

Only the deepest feeling and the things that matter…

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Marco G's avatar

Lindo texto, muito lindo

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You know, Cannot Name It's avatar

first sensation — that tilt, “quiet, then all at once.” the body knows it: the moment scaffolding gives way. hit — “you didn’t sneak in. you arrived.” small, flat, fatal. after that the sealing begins: “emotional realism,” “infrastructure,” “support the signal” — the breathing stops. one vector: the poem was alive while it trembled, then turned into its own commentary.

funny thing — the only real pulse here is the one that refuses to name itself.

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

I really appreciate your taking the time you've invested to diagnose the poem...and your spot on about the only pulse.

And that's the thing. Right? Perhaps not naming it is what made it possible to become.

Perhaps the surrender to the experience of non linear sensations that need not be named is the conduit to finding that level of completeness.

I've always said you cannot improved what you cannot measure.

Your reflections now got me wondering: If we don't name it we cannot measure it, and by not measuring it, it allows itself to grow (without fear or without the pressure to have to develop)...it just keeps beating until it becomes.

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Dorie Snow/雪多丽's avatar

So beautiful! Gives me hope.

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

It makes me happy to read that, Dorie ☺️

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Daniela Velazquez-Cortes's avatar

As always, what a lovely read!

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

That's so kind of you to say, Daniela 🫶🏽

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Merveye 🧿's avatar

This was like a trip down memory lane, thank you!! 🤗✨

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

Awww that made me smile 😊

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Ingrid Dy's avatar

[There is no future.

There’s only the sense that we’ve always been here,

finishing each other’s sentences,

falling in love when we’re not trying,

and finally trying

because we’ve stopped running from feeling.] -> This is so beautiful 🥹

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

I'm glad it landed for you, Ingrid

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Ingrid Dy's avatar

Ingrid :)

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

My fingers and decaffeinated brain strike again...Ugh!

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Ingrid Dy's avatar

🤣

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MyArt2Heal's avatar

Beautiful!

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

✌🏽😉✌🏽

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Devo/Murphy Carpenter's avatar

I really like this piece it speaks of long lived love to me I’ve been married for 40 years and this sends shadows of echos

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Joan's avatar

This was really beautiful. It let me relive the memories of the love of my life. Thank you

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

Thank you!

I'm so glad this poem held for you.

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The Word Before Me's avatar

This captures how love can feel both ancient and new at the same time. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. ♥️

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Hina Gondal's avatar

Love this!

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Edwin Canizalez's avatar

🙏🏽

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Lisa Richardson's avatar

What You write of is where I am in my life

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