I met you and I knew with no doubt in my mind a future waited to be had you were to be the only one matching parts that would fulfill questing gaps in my soul
listen to this beseeched rant uttered once before you go a message I have weighed in the dark where thoughts play between the spaces of pure joy when you were absent from my world
the reason for this certitude matters little to my soul the impossible matters not the end is the same to me dark mood consumes me whole remedy removed from my hands
you would complete me fill the whole of inner space puzzle pieces come as one in life's grand scheme and now this hole will remain this vacancy at my core
the thrashing of a wanting heart grounded wings of fervent love shaking fists at the divine knowing you wish to far this maze of mirrors that frustrate so close perhaps but now so far
you’ve become unattainable I’ll speak no more with my words tears blind my eyes and choke my throat as intentions tear my heart leave before I’m totally lost sincerely the one not meant to be.
The poem “Not Meant to Be” was prompted by the challenge of talking to somebody you know, sat down in a chair, and listening to brutal sharing. The poem is a rework of a 2015 poem about writing a letter with similar thoughts. This poem comes with an important disclaimer. These are not the words I would share with a possible person today, but they do reflect where I was in the distant past.