David Bose Poet Rhyme

In Passing

Nostalgic glimpse of her just now,
Mere passing glance outside this store,
Her older face reminding how
We dated once in days of yore

When tight, we’d cling all through a dance
Or wallow in wet sultry kiss—
It floods my mind, our brief romance,
Those heady nights of passion’s bliss,

But lives diverge, we grew apart;
Our flame went out, a brief duet,
And now a wife controls my heart,
So on I walk, free from regret.

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Funom Makama March 5, 2017 at 9:22 AM You have pointed out the message so clear, poetic, original and with a fantastic imagery expression. Thank you for this lovely share friend. This is definitely a star content.

Doug Vinson February 28, 2017 at 10:31 PM Indeed, no real regret required. Yet we cannot help but think of them in the past, once in a while.

Charlie Smith February 28, 2017 at 9:36 PM Probably your best bet. Although Waller in a sultry wet one conjures up a lot of tasty moments. Naugh, keep walkin...