Love Poem: Rhapsody of Love

Rhapsody of Love

I will write a few gathered words about my love,
     from long, long ago;
and will collect my tears in a big glass jar.
  
That's a lovely dress, he had said-  winking,
oh, how our bodies fit together like puzzle pieces, as
  he whispered in my ear sexy things;
and when he touched me, I was on fire,
  my body igniting with an ache.

     And I breathe him in,
'till we are lost in a wild whirlwind of lust and passion.

The sheets were in a tangle and we were breathless,
      and we knew our love was eternal.

I wanted to be sheltered in his arms forever, ever,
as we talked softly for hours, hours and hours;
oh, I had found my safe sanctuary in his beating heart,
  a refuge in his soul and shelter from my pain.

I wish that I could freeze time and be with him still,
    but a different plan was written in the book of life.

               Oh, I go to his tomb still,
with red roses each Valentine  . . . 


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February 14, 2019


Poetry/Free Verse/Rhapsody of Love
Copyright Protected, ID 19-1114-929-02
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.


Submitted to the contest, February Wk 3 Standard
sponsor, Brian Strand

First Place