Mers

Serassi

My Mers


December 97

If I were to lay a gentle kiss upon lips forbidden to me, what would I find, my friend? Might I find that my love for you so transcendal, so elusive, so deep would come crashing about my ears like so many wooden building block to leave me weeping like a child over my loss? Shall I open my eyes to find you staring at me so uncertain of how our love can absorb this action, and find that I lose the only man in my life that I call serassi, soulmate, heart's twin? My love, this ever growing affection harms my heart in it's uncertainty. Were I to lay gentle fingers upon the face that I have grown to love with a passion deeper than my heart can justify, might I finally find surcease? Tell me, my confidante, what would I do with peace? Might I rush into this moment (that you tell me only happens once) giddy with this truth, only to decide that it is not all that I need it to be from beginning to end and the heartache in between? Pain is good, I tell you, sincere in my knowledge that growth cannot be without anguish, yet how many times have I hidden myself from that growth, a coward in heart and soul? Coward, I am, for I must run from every heart that might be my salvation from this path of flight I construct to guard my weeping soul. Yet, you... my serassi, have been the one to give me trust, unconditional love and veracity. Through my ignorance, you have been patient; in my times of grief, you have been my solace; at my wits' end you have shown me solutions. Do I simply need the reaffirmation of me to support this mourning soul that has been so betrayed, or do I reach for the only rock in my life that has been my foundation and my eternal bedrock to guide me in my pain? Can you forgive me for the confusion that always binds my heart? My heart's twin, my soulmate when shall we find our time? Let this be my apology for all the time wasted both then and now until I am certain what steps we might take will not prove to be our downfall.

© 1998, Tara Tambollio


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