Friday, November 6, 2009

Beloved






My dearest Beloved …
Rescue me
These nights are long and lonely
And your shadow still sits beside me


Do you remember when we would walk along the lake
The night’s breeze danced around us like little children excited to play outside
And the softness of the full moon followed behind us, keeping watch I suppose
The stars lit, glowing ever brighter and I could not stop looking into your eyes


A story was being written that night
A long winded poem that would remind me of how it felt to hold you
The sadness I would feel if you were gone
And thankfulness I would know for the time I was loved by you


So much time has been wasted my love
And too many walls still remain between us
But love is an never ending treasure
A gift left on the door step for those few that dare take a chance


Perhaps in time, when the pain of losing you wanes
I will once again look into those deep eyes 
And without words ... understand.

Friday, October 30, 2009

Eighteen Years



Romantic words carved into a tree
"I love you" ... Still
Eighteen years later

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Rug





Writing my dissertation while sipping wine in front of a warm fire
His hands touch my shoulders
Bear skin rug

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Anticipation




Holding your hands for the first time
White clouds drift above
Lost in anticipation

Monday, September 14, 2009

Fools Gold




Waiting for time to stop so I can breathe
Staring at the ring upon my finger
Typed papers that require my signature

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Slow Dancing

Right down the street from me this lazy river flows. At night I like to watch the sun fall between the shading trees and find their place before the night sky takes over. The beauty of this cannot be described with the exception that I feel like I am watching day and night play hide and seek as children often do.


An evening sky offers its last glimpse of daylight
Growing old with him beside me
Slow dancing

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Ex Navy Wife


An empty seat sits in waiting
Wondering if his lips still feel the same
Nine months at sea