~
October 13, 2012
A Wedding Poem
A
future first conceived of toy wishes,
Where bold fingers grip paper dolls and planes,
With rigid tales of Mr. and Mrs.,
Innocent kisses consummate their games.
Young
lust is a meteoric glimmer,
Lost and found between blinks of endless sky.
Memories heal as time becomes dimmer,
And adulthood hatches, ready to fly.
Sedona
sunsets brew desert romance,
Then urban streets distill steadfast regard.
Deep love digs roots as soulful thoughts enchant,
Fertile fruit grows in nourished earth once marred.
So
what does it take?
The courage to bend,
But never to break.
Arise then descend,
Cracks without a quake.
Loyalty upends,
What
once was heartache.
