Golden light 'cross her face
Purest love glows the sky
Hum of the morning cars
Outside the window a
Bluebird embarks in flight
Notebook asleep in lap
Glowing lamp onto notes
Melody in his dreams--
Hand on his shoulder and
Sleepy smile 'gainst a cheek.
Hundreds of miles far and still
They do relive the day
The world changed. For them to
Lose all that memory would
Be an insult to the thought
Of him.
And while she never approved
Of any of his young love
She would never take away his
Smile or cause strife to his
Music for that was raw
Talent, and Talent was
Always extinguished quick
If the composer had
No muse for practice. So
He thanked her short of one
Million and three times
In his head, though as years
Went he forgot why love
Scared him and why he kept
Secrets in the first place.
Minus a few lashes, not
One thing would have passed.
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The Next Epoch
Poesíalookee another year of poetry Text copyright © 2017 by _symphonic_