Sounds of twelve-year-old steps ripple in the air
David was running outside to see the world
Iris hugs her son before he reached the porch stairs
He loved nature, it made his eyes twirl
The breeze levitates his golden hair
And tickles his round ears
A bearing smile would tear
And get his eyes to gleam
Running with the wind and dancing with tall green grass
Living the dream of being with mother nature's craft
Soaking its beauty with all of his senses
He could laugh out of joy from now till forever
Jackie would join with her chaotic behavior
But they both found peace and joy in nature
He was too pure to sense the lurking evil
But it was too easy for Iris to feel them
The Virginian souls that polluted the atmosphere
They would prey on the pure and their prayer peace
David sensed no cursing or swears
He wasn't foolish or stupid or spoiled
His mind was just too clean to care
God smiled on that little boy
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Arthur & Iris
RomanceA collection of poems telling the story of the crumbling marriage of Arthur and Iris.