Free Cee This Is a Filth Laden Poem

EVEN ANTS WOULDN’T PERVADE THAT PERFECT PICNIC

Do you?
When he does that to you
Do you?
I would just like to know
When you lay toe to toe
And he puts his head next to yours
When he opens up doors
And over a threshold you glide
With him as your guide 
Whilst you sometimes feel lost
Midst a mid-winter’s frost
When he gazes at your eyes of cerulean blue
I wonder
Do you?

When that certain song reaches its crescendo
And an audacious Autumnal breeze comes to blow
Over a red checkered cloth placed neatly on the lawn
With him as a rook to your pawn
Sharing a picnic of priceless perfection
And signs of mutual affection
When even old things seem suddenly brand new
I wonder
Do you?

When apple blossoms bloom on an early April day
And love no longer seems quite so far away
With the refrain of a long welcomed rain
And all the loveliness love can ordain
When that crescendo becomes one lovely refrain
And the two of you kneel  
in an old church’s pew
I wonder
Do you?
When he sets your soul soaring and free
Do you?
Do you ever wish you were still with me?
           © 2012…copyright..PHREEPOETREE....~free cee!~
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Duncan Avatar
October 1, 2012 at 11:04 PM
I like it,,,, I like it a lot ;}
Brown Avatar
October 1, 2012 at 8:32 AM
Today is the start of a new month and a new week. I am starting to read what looks to be some exceptional writing this morning. So very very glad I was able to read yours Jeffry. Love, Carol
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September 30, 2012 at 1:14 PM
I was looking for you and I see you are in melacncholy mood, must tell you I do like this one Jeff xx
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