Love Poem: Till Last Magnolia Blooms
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Written by: Charmaine Chircop

Till Last Magnolia Blooms

Coffee bean scent still fills the air with each new sunrise in our log cabin My arms around me,embrace the winds of winter gone Every sky-night windowpanes glow in silent mist Lunar limbs stream through bedroom blinds reflecting shadows on empty sheets Star clusters shine above velvet shores Sand-wish away from my bare toes Another month,another year,another thought I can't freeze time or make a clone First magnolia blooms on a bare branch Buzzing bees extract nectar from moist corollas Coloured wings flutter on melting icicles Sun birds return in a sweet song But what is a song without a symphony What is music with no slow dance? His hand-pressed petal still marks the chapter between stained pages The dusty shelves recall my mind recall my heart,recall my soul For the last time these eyes would linger before leaves curl,before buds wither before moons move on,and I let go.