Free Cee Idylic Irony

IDYLLIC IRONY

Under a streetlamp with rain ramming down
That’s where you and I huddled together
We both prayed the pinkish petunias wouldn’t drown
While you and I didn’t fear the foul weather

Love would protect us from lightening and thunder’s roar
Each others loving gaze our saving grace
No two people ever loved each other more
As we stood craving each others embrace

The streetlamp’s reflection danced upon a puddle
And each raindrop was followed by a lingering kiss
The only matter was how close we two could huddle
And the closer we got the closer we both got to bliss

I remember that night with sweetness on my tongue
As your nectar still lingers on lips that are now all alone
You decimated the dreams to which I once clung
And the most idyllic love affair I’ve ever known
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O'Leary Avatar
September 3, 2012 at 6:04 AM
Very nice! Terry
Hendricks Avatar
September 3, 2012 at 2:53 AM
Pure, sweet love (said with a deep sigh). You've got the gift, bruvver. Keep 'em coming. Licia :)
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