With A Little Midnight Faith
I need to find you and love you.
With a little midnight faith
It doesn't matter how late it's getting.
As long as at some point in the future
There is the possibility of a future.
A friendship and maybe even a wedding
I need to know you're with me.
And I am not just dreaming.
I need to know the sun is rising.
And it isn't just a setting.
As long as at some point somewhere within
There's a tingling, a yearning.
To go heavy on the drums, the violins
The fanfare, the fireworks
And still find a harmony
I'll stay holding your hand.
I'll stay with you always.
If you have the same faith in me
We'll share this bond forever.
This love decree, darling, don't you agree with me?
Unapologetically.
With a little midnight faith
We'll catch aeroplanes across the skies.
And fly through the dappled light.
Linking up the stars between us
Turning night into daylight.
We'll sail across far distant seas.
And everything will be like paradise.
Without fear of damaging or tearing up our eyes.
With a little midnight faith,
You'll one day be my future, my life, my wife
Dual Seas
The fate of love or friendship
Resides in the push and shove
Of dual seas,
calm then gruff
At times cruelly demented.
Two shores weathered by love
Fall apart –
drift apart unexpectedly.
Ricocheted by oceanic waters
They batten down loose sails,
Go down below to
the ship's quarters.
Charting for calmer, bluer waves
They lock down all hatches.
Dreaming of
sunnier promenades
Not lashed by sand, high wind
Just interlocking fingers, balustrades
Twigs of tamarisk intertwined.
MARK ANDREW HEATHCOTE
MARK ANDREW HEATHCOTE is an adult
learning difficulties support worker. His poems have been published in
journals, magazines, and anthologies online and in print. He is from Manchester
and resides in the UK. Mark is the author of “In Perpetuity” and “Back on
Earth,” two books of poems published by Creative Talents Unleashed.

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