In the
wild wood
there
are poems everywhere:
forest
grouse, bright berries, late blossoms,
little
sounds our feet make
on the
undergrowth.
In the
streets
there
are poems, poems everywhere:
cigarette
butts, Christmas lights, hurried voices,
the
scent of roasted beans
wafting
from coffee bars.
But
here beside you,
tangled
breaths
like
drenching rain,
are
more.
Love the poem selection at the end ~ Have a good week Jennifer ~
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, gentle reminder of the daily poems all around us…And then, at the end, a special place where there are even more.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Beautifully sketched. So romantic and tender.
ReplyDeleteWish I had written this. I often feel that way after reading your poetry. Stunning poem - just adore it.
ReplyDeleteI really love this poem, very romantic... I like how you see poetry in life, in every detail - you're so creative.
ReplyDeleteI really like this.. it's exactly that way... that poem here and now. It's like a warm hand slipping into yours.
ReplyDeletepoetry; to the last rain drop; two hearts
ReplyDeleteThe whole poem. _m
lovely ~
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