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Longing Landline

Words that needn't be spoken

By Marilyn GloverPublished 7 months ago Updated 6 months ago 1 min read
Top Story - June 2025
Image by Kei Therapeutic Art- Pixabay- edited by Marilyn Glover with Canva Design

I needn't tell him my thoughts, he already knows

despite unsent letters

despite unheard conversations

despite published poetry, pulsed prolific prose

he feels the love I have inside

genuine, unselfish, pure

energy radiating in cosmic waves

surpassing science, surpassing basic intellect

twin flame finessed, a ripple effect

regardless of time and space, heartbeats connect

a longing landline

messages received through synchronicity

*

I needn't speak, he receives my notes

"I miss you," "I think about you"

pop up in song lyrics

words on a billboard

sudden waves of emotion

memories of us unpacked in quotes

dreams too real to be only dreams

soul aligned beyond boundary lines

resonance minus reason; out-of-season

theatrics tailored to true-to-life themes

a longing landline

words unspoken, akin to his spirit woken

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I needn't talk about it, he hears my words

my name blowing in the wind

my laughter splashing in rainfall

chatter: "I love you for life"

mind space talk whistled in songs of birds

a pep talk on a certain Sunday

or a wake-up call on an uncertain Monday

psyche aligned, of spirit kind

when time and distance equal irrelevance

a longing landline

words left unsaid aren't knots but threads

unraveling traveling to him without a sound

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My poem reveals unspoken words to a person from my past based on the theories of Carl Jung.

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About the Creator

Marilyn Glover

Poet, writer, & editor, writing to uplift humanity. A Spiritual person who practices Reiki and finds inspiration in nature.

Mother of four, grandmother of two, British American dual citizen living in the States

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  • king pokhtoon6 months ago

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  • Aspen Marie 6 months ago

    Wonderful, Marilyn. Those last three lines I especially adore!

  • Caroline Craven6 months ago

    Not sure how I missed this Marilyn but this was lovely. It’s funny how these ‘signs’ appear when you think about a person. Fab top story.

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  • Tiffany Gordon7 months ago

    gorgeous, profound & eloquent!🌸

  • Margaret Brennan7 months ago

    first: congratulations on your TS achievement. This is truly brilliant.

  • Melissa Ingoldsby7 months ago

    Beautiful 🤩

  • Such silly drivel.

  • Beautifully done, thank you for sharing!

  • Simon George7 months ago

    This is brilliant. I loved it. Rhythmic and clever. Relatable and a joy to read.

  • Terry Dixon7 months ago

    Nice write up

  • Ethereal and beautifully resonant. The concept of a “longing landline” gave such a vivid image of soul-deep connection. Carl Jung would’ve nodded in quiet agreement.

  • Abdul Malik rehan7 months ago

    Nice keep trying more

  • Mahmood Afridi7 months ago

    Congrats 🎉🎉

  • Back to say congratulations on your Top Story! 🎉💖🎊🎉💖🎊

  • Muhammad Usama7 months ago

    How to upload a story have less than 600 words

  • Muhammad Usama7 months ago

    Nice and congrats 👏

  • Gina C.7 months ago

    This is so beautifully written , Marilyn! Love the cosmic connection that transcends time and distance. I felt every line. :) Congrats on Top Story!

  • Awesome 👍👍

  • Zain ullah7 months ago

    Very nice 👍

  • Farooq Hashmi7 months ago

    Your poem had a very deep meaning to it. So well done!

  • Dr Gabriel 7 months ago

    Nice 🙂

  • jalil afridi7 months ago

    💓💞

  • This made me think a lot. Your poem had a very deep meaning to it. So well done!

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