They said it wouldn't last. <br />Those who stood in silent disapproval <br />On the sidelines out of sight, <br />With limbs and lips so still, unmoving, <br />For they know not what they see, <br />Those un-evolved freewheelers <br />Screwing face and soul together, <br />With no concept of the freedom <br />That is yours, for with no ego, <br />You walk hand in hand, <br />Through sun and wind and hail, <br />And remain as one within throughout this land <br />Of dimensions they will never see. <br />Levels they will never hear, <br />For they know not what you have <br />Nor all the things that you hold dear. <br />They know not who you are. <br />They cannot see and breathe your air. <br />Understanding not, the unbreakable link, <br />Forged many lives ago, in rain and fair. <br />They said it wouldn't last. <br />Who are they to say? <br />Step out brightly in the sun, <br />For today is your first day.<br /><br />Rosi Caswell<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-link-2/
