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Forever Valentine by Sherry Gail Heim Sunday, February 14, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Happy Valentine's Day, everyone. Kind of Twilight Zone-ish and probably not really a poem. I will chalk it up to being a little rusty.

Forever Valentine In a small café On the edge of eternity I found you sipping coffee Knowing life was getting ready To offer you something more Gazing out the frosted window You said you could see your future You watched your life unfold Upon the far mesa Noting changes and new connections You turned to me Your eyes burning through me You knew all my secrets You stripped my soul naked I could feel my defenses fade You spoke of possibilities Of life’s untraveled paths Of mysterious parallels And doppelgangers How we already knew the truths Again you looked to the mesa You whispered some inaudible words A surge of energy raced through me I could see myself, upon your mesa I watched my future materialize I felt a sea of warmth cradle me I watched my body melt into yours Creating the transformation that would be us Caught in the vortex of parallel time I knew I had found my forever Valentine Sherry Gail Heim February 14, 2010 Copyright © Sherry Gail Heim 2010

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Reviewed by Dark Knight	8/4/2012

lovely and passionate




Reviewed by jude forese	2/15/2010

class, intrigue, delightfully tender ...




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	2/15/2010

Rusy? I'd say, very good!




Reviewed by Chuck Finn	2/15/2010

Thank You Sherry. Now who doesn't enjoy that "twilight mystery" that only the eyes can speak. You have not lost a heartbeat in your imaginitive creativity. Be safe mon ami.




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	2/15/2010

Lovely offering !! THanks for sharing!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan	2/14/2010

lovely write for the day!




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	2/14/2010

Sounds fine to me, you are not rusty, not that I can see...wish though that I could see more of you like the old days...ed




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	2/14/2010

Tis a bit surreal, but oh, so fresh and honest. That picture took me back to peeks at matchbook covers and key chiins with risque women on them. Ron




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	2/14/2010

I felt a sea of warmth cradle me I watched my body melt into yours Creating the transformation that would be us Caught in the vortex of parallel time I knew I had found my forever Valentine Such lovely concepts that you offer in this most apt and timely write, Sherry. Thank you for sharing this gift. Happy Valentine's Day with love, hugs, and best wishes, Regis




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	2/14/2010

It is TOO a poem, so THERE! LOL Happy Valentine's Day, Sherry Gail; just beautiful! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D




Reviewed by Kate Burnside	2/14/2010

??? not really a poem??? beg to disagree, Sherry, cos this seems to classify very readily to me! And happily so... the image of the mesa, or tableland, a wide-open space, is very strong and goes well with the perspectives of far-seeing vision and future: an ocean that you might desire to both sink and swim in! :)) I like this muchly: it is non-mushy yet full of yearning emotion and sentiment. Happy Sweetheart Day to you! :)) xx




Reviewed by William Bonilla	2/14/2010

A well penned and beautiful write Love & Peace be with you William