She said goodbye and ran from the “relationship” that never was which is why the question asks was there really ever a “hello”? They were twin-flames – one person, two (twins) alone because they could not be together, three together (it was crowded with the spouse), for each other – always for each other.
They met, and the intensity of the attraction was extraordinary. He was her hopeful Italian secret lover (Harlequin) that never was. She thinks about him daily hoping that he may send a word – maybe a text, an email, a phone call… anything. He gasps at the gentleness of her true spirit and all that he loved and adored about her. Oh how he wishes he could fly to her and be with her. But she said, “Good-bye”… good-bye to the chance to say hello to their desire to be together.
He finds himself looking out the window and wondering why his heart is empty, and it aches for her when he never really “had” her. He knows her bad dreams are his. They love and adore each other and can only be together in their dreams. It’s a worry because they may never get over one another. He ponders if he feels so deeply, and she feels it so deeply too, did they really say good-bye if love is eternal and without boundaries? Still wanting to be together, and not being able to be together is the worst dream of all.
In their dreams they are one person (twin flames reunited on this earth), two alone (in different places without the comfort of being together), three together (there is the “spouse”), but always for each other. They want each other to be happy. They want each other.
Standing by the stairway, they can see the door. They can run through it to each other, but it can also keep them both locked into their current relationships. It’s confusing. They both feel lost without each other, and the love still lingers. The choking comes from the idea that they never really said “hello” to love, and yet… it still came. Two people who love each other so deeply with such a desire to be together and can’t would choke-up anyone. Never to say “hello” to an amazing love is so very sad.
She said goodbye and ran from the “relationship” that never was which is why the question asks was there really ever a “hello”? They were twin-flames – one person, two (twins) alone because they could not be together, three together (it was crowded with the spouse), for each other – always for each other.
They met, and the intensity of the attraction was extraordinary. He was her hopeful Italian secret lover (Harlequin) that never was. She thinks about him daily hoping that he may send a word – maybe a text, an email, a phone call… anything. He gasps at the gentleness of her true spirit and all that he loved and adored about her. Oh how he wishes he could fly to her and be with her. But she said, “Good-bye”… good-bye to the chance to say hello to their desire to be together.
He finds himself looking out the window and wondering why his heart is empty, and it aches for her when he never really “had” her. He knows her bad dreams are his. They love and adore each other and can only be together in their dreams. It’s a worry because they may never get over one another. He ponders if he feels so deeply, and she feels it so deeply too, did they really say good-bye if love is eternal and without boundaries? Still wanting to be together, and not being able to be together is the worst dream of all.
In their dreams they are one person (twin flames reunited on this earth), two alone (in different places without the comfort of being together), three together (there is the “spouse”), but always for each other. They want each other to be happy. They want each other.
Standing by the stairway, they can see the door. They can run through it to each other, but it can also keep them both locked into their current relationships. It’s confusing. They both feel lost without each other, and the love still lingers. The choking comes from the idea that they never really said “hello” to love, and yet… it still came. Two people who love each other so deeply with such a desire to be together and can’t would choke-up anyone. Never to say “hello” to an amazing love is so very sad.