Now
Now,
come to this moment,
I light a candle
here.
Yet
never alone,
apparently
for you are with me,
here, now,
holding my hand.
The candle’s flame seems to emanate
union,
calling connection to the world.
Your words woke a sadness
of deeply, secretly hidden loss,
slots of time entangled in
my life sequence,
though they were never mine.
I look up towards
invisible fields, mountains
and notice twin waterfalls
cascading down,
but they are just the
tears from my eyes, unstoppable,
yet there is no hurt anymore
for I feel you
reaching out to all those
entwined souls
by those very words.
Peace settles on the fields
and I know
we the entwined are ever friends −
even though we never shared
slots of time in the world
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This is a sequel to "A spinney by some brook". On a clientrun (I visit some my clients every month to pick up their bookkeeping - quite often accompanied bij my wife) we were talking about what we found out about my greatgrandfather and his history of losing a twin brother (who died somewhere around 1850 at the age of one month) and his firstborn son and the strong astrological connection between the firstborn son and myself (he died on March 23rd, 1887 and I was born on March 23rd, 1960). I felt a deep sense of loss and sadness rising. I decided to stop by a chapel across the street from the first client and light a candle at the statue of Mary. I often do, though I am not Catholic or in anyway tied to some church. I lit the candle and sat there and suddenly burst into tears, almost like a tsunami. My wife was sitting next to me holding my hand and at some point I had the strong feeling that both the lost greatgrandfather twin and the firstborn son came to me to share their peace with me. So, to clarify thiongs: the "you" in the poem is my wife. I use my poetry also as a kind of diary. Thanks for reading!