Lovelorn Poet in Charleston, WV: SparkleSparkle

SparkleSparkle
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Sparkle

I left the village for a journey,
to scout the land for others,
to find all the riches in which man has lost his sense of value,
the value we still know.
I am ready to return,
I have a bounty,
wealth not measured in gold.
I have loved you every day.
My compass points in your direction.
Will you still be mine when I return?

 

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Some missed connections include a photo or image (you can leave the “What of?” to your imagination). This particular poem was posted with the shown line drawing illustration of an old water wheel and mill. I wonder if this image is reminiscent of the village our poet is looking to return to. I wonder if the person they are writing for is still there to receive the words…

Missed Connections in Charleston, SC: Hope in the Canned Veggies

Missed Connections in Charleston, SC

Tomate by Rulo

 

Hope in the Canned Veggies
Missed Connections in Charleston

I was searching for stewed tomatoes and you said ‘they’re in there somewhere’
…thanks. i found them. :) Hope you have an awesome day!

Her Two Cents from the Missed Connections Chief Bottle-Finder:

Lovelorn Poets her two cents iconToday we’re featuring three missed connections from the beautiful southern city of Charleston, SC. Supermarket Stories are some of my favorites to find (dog-walking messages take a close second) and this particular one combines a mundane, ordinary event – searching for a particular canned vegetable – with a friendly comment provided by a random passer-by. Can eating vegetables make you nicer and happier? Maybe…


Lovelorn Poet in Charleston, SC: Sabine to Her Griffin

Missed Connections in Charleston, SC

Sabine to Her Griffin

Sabine to Her Griffin
Missed Connections in Charleston

I am tired, Beloved,
of chafing my heart against
the want of you;
of squeezing it into little inkdrops

 

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Lovelorn Poets her two cents iconNick Bantock’s “Griffin and Sabine: An Extraordinary Correspondence” created quite the stir when it was first published in 1991. With its lush graphics and removable letters and postcards, the story of a mysterious romance between two people half a world away unfolded with each intriguing page. Readers wondered if Sabine was a figment of Griffin’s imagination (or vice versa). Is our Charleston poet chasing an illusion? Perhaps the answer can be found in the inkdrops… 

 

Missed Connections in Charleston, SC: Signs

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Signs Missed Connections in Charleston We have been friends for a while now and universe seems to be against me actually dating anyone right now. I have been on a few dates and many guys have come and gone in the time we have been friends. I guess I should take it as a sign [...]

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Lovelorn Poet in Charleson, SC: Lazy Retreat

Lazy Retreat Missed Connections in Charleston Words of wisdom for myself I haven’t to impart To ease the pain of knowing We were doomed right from the start Understanding is elusive Desire to do so, comes and goes I shy from my emotions The most formidable of foes I ask myself why a thousand times [...]

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