A Poetry Journey

⭐ Spotlight Poem

The Peace I Seek

Just because I am alone, it doesn't mean I'm lonely.

You think I sulk in solitude, manifesting my one and only.

Talk about me, say I'm weird, I'm lost in love and helpless.

I'm bored, detached and distant, you say, I really am quite selfish.

In actual fact, it is peace I seek, a quiet mind with good karma.

I'm spiritual, I meditate in a life without the drama.

I am finally learning to love myself, forgive my past and let it all go.

If all that makes me seem odd to you, you're not someone I want to know.

— The Reverend Vicka

An Ode to True Love

A Belief in Love

You never have to be something you are not

for me... You are more than enough

more than I could ever have hoped for

the day I met you... was when I realised...

true love really exists... even in a world of darkness.

— H-R Watts

Love's Silent Language

You Just Know

Love holds no bounds

it is unconditional, non materialistic

love is when she looks at you and no words are spoken

you just know...

— H-R Watts

Verses of Devotion

She Loves Me

When she loves... She loves with her whole heart

she sees only I... as I see only her

no other love can ever compare to her

it's unconditional and pure like the crystal streams.

— H-R Watts

Love's Silent Verse

The Language of Pure Love

A love so true, needs no words

it’s in the way you hold me

the way you touch me

and the way you look deep in my soul

your heart speaks to mine in an unseen language

in our moment time does not exist.

— H-R Watts

An Ode to My Soulmate

The Love of a Soulmate

She is the most important part of my life

the woman who completes me

my heart feels like home because she is… simply in it

the world is a better place because she exists

no one can ever replace that feeling

for my soul connects instantly with hers

the thread of love invisible to the naked eye

but adjoined with her in this very lifetime

and then overlapping in to the next.

— H-R Watts

Love's Permission

“She touched my hand like she was asking permission to stay”

— H-R Watts