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Lover's Leap

January 8, 2008
By BrokenMusic SILVER, Louisville, Kentucky
BrokenMusic SILVER, Louisville, Kentucky
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;I got pooped on a bird by once.&quot; ~T.T.<br /> <br /> &quot;Oh yeah, I have salivaids.&quot; ~J.H.<br /> <br /> Good Idea: Playing the piccolo in a marching band. <br /> Bad Idea: Playing the piano in a marching band.<br /> ~Mr. Skullhead


The way things were, who could imagine

us getting together?

And falling in love, dying in love,

with chaos

all around.

One could only imagine how hard finding

love

would be in those circumstances.

Yet, if you look at it this way,

how could we not?

We lived up to the cliché, even for our

day and age, surprisingly.

But who said finding love was hard?

Quite, in my opinion, because you don’t

find love

love finds you.

It jumps out at you in the middle

of that tough path we all walk called

life.

It shakes you silly, knocking some

sense into you,

but also it knocks some sense out of

you.

It makes you forget anything important,

planting

the image of only your lover in your

head,

never being able to rid yourself of it.

Then slapping you across the face,

cursing you for not attaining your

lover.

Yes, love is a cruel punishment so many

of us desire foolishly.

What’s not to desire?

A feeling of hope, serenity, a clam

breeze

slightly caressing our cheeks as we

look out to the lands beyond, hopeful

as ever.

But also a strict tutor slapping our

palms every time

we are incorrect in our actions or say

the wrong thing.

A disciplinarian that doesn’t know a

pupil that doesn’t

live up to expectations, all of which

are extremely high.

A harsh sea wave, unmerciful and

unwilling

to make this easy.

Nobody said love was easy.

And it wasn’t for us, it was quite

difficult

simply to see each other,

much less love each other.

The natural order of things told us to

hate each other,

but our hearts told us to go for it

and we did, thankfully.

Oh how we were such fools! loving so

hopefully,

so young-like, thinking we had a

chance.

Thinking the seal of a kiss could solve

everything,

thinking the dutiful act of marriage

bound ourselves together,

when we were never meant to be bound on

Earth.

Because, you see, our love couldn’t

solve everything at the time,

it had to be complete in that great

world beyond to solve anything.

It did, and I don’t regret it, not for

a second.

We changed everything for the better in

a way most fitting,

and we finally ended up together, if

not on earth.

They may never see out love in the act

ever again,

but the passion and fiery soul of our

love

lives on in them all, coming back to

haunt them and changing

their actions almost entirely.

They now give love a chance, like they

never did to us,

and all it took was two lovers,

leaping into an experience like no

other,

being tested and tried,

and ending up together in the end,

hand-clasped, lips sealed, making a

stand against them all

in one final leap.


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