POET'S PEN: WILLIAMSJI MAVELI writes on Tony Taylor's Poem " Jason's Love "

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• POET'S PEN: WILLIAMSJI MAVELI writes
•  on Tony Taylor's Poem " Jason's Love    "

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• " Jason's Love "
• By
• TONY TAYLOR

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In the forest
There are little trees and big trees
Jason, is a big tree
Wise, and oh, so supportive
Helping his Love
Valerie

(Poet Tony Taylor through this verse  is trying to portrait an image of   true and genuine love, my applause)

Bloom into the most lovely
Weeping willow
Draping her Love throughout
The forest
Of Cosmo's wooded plantation
Of growing poets

(Real love does not act the way or style others dream of.  An obsession does indeed go as unexpectedly as it comes and there is little you can do about it. But real love is unselfish, committed love)

Where words are the leaves
And branches
Of Jason's Love for Val
Where his unwavering support
And self expression
Trickles down
To smaller trees

(If it is real love, most of the qualities of the other person attract you. Each of us has a multitude of character traits, attitudes and interests)

Where it becomes a representation
Of what true Love is
And all the trees near and far
Learn through living osmosis
That Jason's infectious Love
Is the stuff
Of legend

(If your love is real, the one you love will bring out your best qualities and make you want to be a better person. A fellow who was really in love said of his girl, “I love her, not only because she is so wonderful, but because she is such an encouragement to me to be the right kind of person.” In real love, you plan and prepare yourself for a successful future marriage.)

And the water that nurtures
The entire forest
In the Cosmos
Of God's
Blossoming poets....

Tony Taylor   (Chicago)

(Like the water nurtures the entire woods, love takes a big step in nurturing our daily life, this is wonderful tribute verse to both Jason and Valerie)

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• BETWEEN THE LINES

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One of the best self examinations of a romance is the test of separation. If you are lovesick, time and distance will kill the relationship. This is particularly true if the couple has been mainly interested in each other’s physical attractions. After a while, a real, live somebody close by becomes more appealing than a photograph of a far away sweetheart.

 In real love, absence makes your heart grow fonder of the one you love. Real love can and will survive the test of time and distance.Real love is rooted in the other person’s total personality, not just their physical appearance. The time you spent together caused your personalities to “grow together.”

When you are separated, a part of you seems to be missing. Another person, however attractive, cannot fill the void in your heart. When you are separated, you may feel anxious as well as sad. The thought may come, “What if he or she meets somebody else?” That may happen, but if the one you love can be happier with someone else, it is better to find it out now and not after marriage. So if separation does come, accept it and don’t worry about it. If your relationship is an passion and does not survive, it is good that you found out about it before it was too late.

Please accept my congratulations for sharing the above verse to COSMO viewers. Regards & Love, with the greetings of the season to you dear Poet Tony Taylor,

BY

WILLIAMSJI MAVELI

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ABOUT POET'S PEN: Williamsji Maveli writes a column titled "Poet's Pen" in view of bringing connectivity between the author and reader for a better understanding of poetic aspects in creativity perspective. This column will highlight on the content of a poem picked at random by the author, which will be appearing on daily basis as and when the authors feels to upload the posting.  Reader's valuable comments, both positive and negative are most welcome and will be highly appreciated by me

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