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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I will unfold a story of a sad lover's quarrel. It had snowed all through the night and was bitter cold- We were in bed soft as nesting doves- His kisses beautiful and gentle as a flower. Then- "TIME TO GET UP!" (he announced) and he jumped out of bed to get ready for his job in the city- I sat up sleepy and looked outside- It was a sea of pure white snow and still falling! I followed him and said, "DON'T GO (please darling!)' He told me I was silly and to go back to bed- and some awful, hurtful words followed: (from both of us) Words are weapons on the soul that never fade. He slammed the door! (when he left) I hung my head in sadness and went back to sleep. And my dreams of him sailed across a blue sky and the drum of time rolled. I was sorry for the mean words and would kiss them away- But, a fatal message winged its way to me- A loud knock on the door! We regret to inform you- Now, my life is weather-stained with tears and my dreams are lost- In the vastness of cold snow-draped headstones: until I stand at his weeping! ______________________________ March 2, 2017 Poetry/Free Verse/Love's Altercation Copyright Protected, ID 17- 881-274-0 All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym Written for the Lover's Quarrel Contest sponsor, Lewis Raynes First Place
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