More Words I Love to Recite: An Earthly/Heavenly Dialogue

Soul mate love is stronger than the power of the grave. When one soul mate dies before the other, the physical union shared with the survivor is ended but not the spiritual union. Humans are spiritual beings living in physical bodies. When a soul mate dies, life continues on the "Other Side" but not without the soul mate "left behind." The joining of two souls into one cannot be destroyed by physical death. The one "left behind," bereft of the physical body of the other, nevertheless continues to sense the spiritual presence of the beloved. A higher level of communication is then discovered by the two lovers--a level of communication more sublime, more spiritual, than before. Both are aware of their continued union despite its seeming dissolution by the death of a body. The physical death of one is seen by the two as an ephemeral kink in their union--a kink that is overcome by their love.The author of these poems attests to the reality of this spiritual experience and "proves" it by a seemingly never-ending flow of poems that has come since his soul mate skipped over to the "Other Side."

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