Inside Societies of the Ethereal Kind
in the world, this cyberworld,
there are friends and foes and lovers
a society of words and thoughts
hidden behind those covers
of screens and frozen images
that present themselves as such
but its behind the curtain drawn
when reality becomes too much
upon the stage of computer screens,
actors play with one another
through conversations delivered
in some font size, form, and color
relationships begin to grow
and bonds are strongly formed
now in this time and age we live,
this is a communication norm
but once in awhile it happens,
the world of cyber and concrete
merge together as a happenstance
when physically they meet
And for the very fortunate
it is a time of splendour
when written words and photographs
become alive and truly tender.
there comes the blessedness
of love and laughter to remember
a comfort that could only come
through far reaching possibilities
brought together by the love of words
and sweet compatibility
two souls, ethereal through time, space, and spirit
converge in the sweetest harmony
that God must be in it
and there I found this love of mine,
a gentle man to feel
has materialized beside my side
and was found to be real
This world of cyber love
has gone on to places of wondrous delights
it's in this brand new world
that my heart has found the man who is right
And i will share him in this world
and in the world of the now
for he is all I have dreamt about
and he has shown me how
my dreams, hopes, and the impossible
can truly come to life
for I will soon become this very real man's
earthly, ethereal wife
in our dreams there are premonitions
of how our desires can come to completion
and perhaps the whole of all society
whether abstract or of concrete honesty
the computer age presented on the written page
will bring together worlds apart by birth
and join to create a happier peace-filled earth.
kathy lockhart
11/29/07
Poetry by Kathy Lockhart
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Written on 2007-11-29 at 19:45
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