Love comes only when
it comes as hearing kindness—
one that shows how far
the soul has opened up
its ears for a kindred heart,
and how well the soul has learned
the art of listening for the presence
from which good thoughts rise.
So when the heart finds its words,
those words will sound and speak
what the other has meant to be—
his soul's return, her own remembering.
And though they deem it lunacy
to cherish someone so within one's heart,
this sweet insanity grants what the loveless
never find.
And thus we fill, slow and gentle, with living light—
what we then grow and carry deep inside
like wheat: ears rising, arching spikes—
with seeds and songs for lives to come,
once more entwined, fresh with memory of heart.
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