First Love

First Love


A love worn photo from within
my drawer
a testament to a love no more

 Yet your face still haunts
my dreams
never to depart it seems

Remembering your sweet
and heady smell
your soft enchanting touch
I knew so well

No one could love you more
I know
I loved you more than words
could show

Where are those green fields
that I miss
those long and sultry days of bliss

For there we stole
 a lovers sigh
a loving kiss a soft goodbye

A love we both could not deny
even though we would not try

Your voice still whispers
in the wind
a promise never to rescind

To love each other evermore
till again 
we meet at heaven's door

What folly was it then
  we made
lying in that cool green glade

For alas...I lost you
to another
sadly gone was my first lover

Though ....but for dreams
we are apart
you'll always dwell within my heart

Never, never to depart


Author: Mary Thompson
               Dec. 2000
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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November 25, 2013 at 9:43 AM
Hi, Mary, I enjoyed this very heartfelt poem very much. Thank you for sharing, and thank you for your kind comments on my poem 'Violin" Elaine George
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