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TITLE: Recognition
By William Hynd
03/28/09
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Two strangers meet and straight away their (platonic) friendship is special as if it were eternal. They are from distant parts of the world and must soon separate again.
Recognition

Perhaps in space and time we were herewith,
Yet far back,
Lost in the telluric depth of earthly mystery
Souls together.
Now in this time dislocated in place and season
We meet
By fate, maybe, or other joyful occasion ever unknown
Souls passing.
But in some distant past seen in each others eyes a recognition:
A memory.
We treasure this quick touch of familiarity, the joy
Of friendship.
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