Connie Moore Poet Rhyme

Johnny Foster Childhood Sweetheart

Johnny Foster
Childhood sweetheart 


Johnny Foster there you are
In the very next room
We once planned I’d be your bride
And you would be my Groom

So many years ago 
Our childhood days were good
I often wondered how it would be
Or if I even should

Now Johnny Foster waits 
Just in yonder room
We never ever got the chance
For him to be my groom



My shaking hand turns the knob
And I see him standing there
His handsome face lined with age
My how he is still so fair

I can see he feels the same
Our childhood love still strong
Johnny Foster still loves me
Now I know where I belong.

Now I’m a bride and he’s a groom
Our new life will be like heaven
Just like the day we planned it
When I was six and he was seven.

Connie Moore

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Connie Moore October 25, 2013 at 1:03 AM WOW! You have done it again! This poem has taken "Part 1" and wrapped it up with a perfect conclusion. You have such a wonderful talent. Thank you for sharing it with the world. Love, Lesa.