Love was upon a time,
a five and dime store
jewel offering,
a dance in the moonlight
on a ballroom roof.
Love was a café seduction
by a dark and brooding stranger,
dangerous and obsessive,
narrowly escaped.
Love was wedding chimes,
powdered babies,
pink and blue,
birthday candles,
school bells,
empty nests,
departures.
Love was of the intellect,
of the poet,
matured wine,
adventurous,
remembered.
Love was late coming,
in the time of erosion,
yin to the yang,
consolable,
enduring,
and dam near perfection.
1
fav |
888 views
2 comments |
84 words
All rights reserved. |
For late blooming lovers - inspired by "The Hopeless Romantic" Group - deadline for entries - November 30
This is a lovely little essay on love. I like the first four paragraphs especially. *
Thanks Jack. Worked on this one for some time. first too long, then too short, took the commas out and in. Moved the lines up and down. Closest I got to getting it right. :-)