I stumbled upon a sudden thought
Brought on by thoughts of you
That maybe you and I have always been
Bound by more than anyone knew.
It was not so long ago
That we talked for hours into the night,
And was it not but recently
We talked the night away into first light?
Is it not true that you and I fight
But fights that never seem to last?
Is it not true that you and I know
How best to pierce with the most hurtful dart?
Have we not seen the others’ most
Absurd behaviours and laughed as one?
Nor seen glistening sorrows in our eyes
And comforted till there were none?
Has not the night sky our secrets heard
Shared across distances vast?
Have we not guessed without words,
What thoughts churn within our hearts?
So tell me how it could not be,
That you really are a part of me?
The missing half of my splintered soul,
The accidental Horcrux keeping me whole.
© Ruth P. – 2016
No part of this work may be reproduced.
Oh wow! Absolutely, stunningly beautiful … and if written to someone in particular, what a magnificent tribute to your soul-mate, as well!
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Thank you! I’m quite surprised at it, since I literally did just stumble upon this thought! So glad you like it! And well, it is a tribute, but a silent one. Thank you for the appreciation, though. It truly means a lot. 🙂
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Wow wow wow!! I have never seen/ heard/read about a Horcrux being used in a poem. Bravo, Girl!
So tell me how it could not be,
That you really are a part of me?
The missing half of my splintered soul,
The accidental Horcrux keeping me whole.
It’s absoF#&*inglutely brilliant!! Rowling would be so proud.
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Thank you so much hon!! As for Rowling.. D’you think I should add a disclaimer? 😉
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Reblogged this on Manan Unleashed and commented:
A must reblog for anyone who understands splintered souls and the yearning thereof. Not to mention, is a diehard Harry Potter fan. 🙂 My dear friend Ruth here has come up with a Horcrux of a poem!!
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Omg! This was thoroughly unexpected! But most welcome indeed! Thank you ever so much my, dear friend, for liking it enough to share it. I am completely overcome. 🙂
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It gave me goosebumps, believe it or not. The Horcrux throbbed! And I wasn’t even trying to kill it.
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You’d better not ever try to kill it, lol! This is one Horcrux I want to keep for as long as possible.
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Me too. My horcrux, of course. Lol
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Oh, absolutely!! Haha!
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And the Horcrux just brought us closer. What a lovely discovery!
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I’m ever so glad you like it! The first two line are quite literal, you know. This piece just stumbled out of me, as I wrote it. I’m still surprised!
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May you keep stumbling, then. 🙂 So that I trip on your words
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Oh, I sure wish that I do! That would be terrific!! 🙂
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Bravo!
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Thank you kindly! 🙂
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Of course!
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🙂
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You could be talking for all of us! Wonderfully crafted, this!
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I never really thought about it while writing, but as you and Krys have pointed out, yes it really is something all of us would say of someone who is that special to us. Thank you for writing in and for your enlightening comment! 🙂
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…yes! You speak for us all and brilliantly penned! Bravo! 🙂
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Yay! Love hearing from you Krys! So glad you like it! Thank you! 🙂
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…you’re welcome 💟
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🙂 🙂
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Love this piece Ruth. Superb writing!
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Wow! Thanks Matt! 🙂
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WOW! WOW! WOW! This falls under one of my favourate poems of all time. Absolutely loved this! – Cezane
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Thank you for your enthusiastic commendation! So glad you decided to write and share it with me. 🙂
~ Ruth
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