love poem

  • You Fell First

    You Fell First

    You fell first. Open and trusting,  You never doubted if you could love me.  You patiently waited for my closed heart to alter, Now, you fell first But I’ve fallen harder.

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  • Gentle Wooing

    Gentle Wooing

    You came gently into my life- Like you were approaching a frightened cat. So gently, that I didn’t hiss or run- As I’ve always done before. So gently, that I choose to lay my head, On the pillow next to yours.

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  • For Now

    For Now

    You think my little quirks are cute For now The way I shout when I get excited Or how I’m always looking for my key or my phone. You like that I take hours to drink my coffee And how Half read books and loose pens lay around But I Can’t stand to see dirty

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  • Margarine and Butter

    Margarine and Butter

    I think it started at the market When I was checking ingredients lists For milk and whey. I bought margarine instead of butter. I think that was the first day I suspected that I love you.

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  • March 28th: Elegy of a last wish

    I had a dream last night. A terror, a nightmare, vision, or just a dream. A dream about him, about me, about us, and about her- She is always a subcurrent in such dreams. In my dream, we were standing face-to-face. For the first time in 4 years, we were together. Even in my dreams

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  • Home For Christmas

    Home For Christmas

    He’ll be home for Christmas. I haven’t seen him since the green summer at the bay. The blue seawater off the coast- And the setting sun on the Ferry Slip- a memory to last through the lonely autumn. But, he’ll be home for Christmas- To warm me again as the days grow short and cold.

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  • My Sailor

    My Sailor

    Oh my sailor, across the sea oceans crossed from me, Where I pine and dream, But cannot be with my sailor across the sea.   Oh my sailor, across the sea. Please promise you think of me as I want here, Patiently, For my sailor across the sea.   Oh my sailor, across the sea,

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