Panagiota Romios Poet Rhyme

Nirvana Honeymoon

 

How many couples on honeymoon, read poetry aloud 
or novels to each other?
Some do consider that a highly, loving, memorable treasure.

On a honeymoon, dare you say?
My unforgettable memory, that I would unflinchingly repeat, 
just bring me back to that day!

Cable car bells ringing in the San Francisco night, oh
so softly heard.
The background to us, newlyweds, such sweet,tender, 
young love birds.

Surrounded by the City's etereal gauze-like moist fog.
How I watched your eyes dance over the words.
Making my heart shine like glowing embers on a log!

I really was so complete with you.
More than any of the finest words can say!
Simply just we two, our love-ghosts still reading can be 
heard, over forever our ~City by the Bay.


                  May 16, 2020
                     4pm PST
                  Poem # 1271

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Ann Gilmour May 19, 2020 at 6:02 PM Wow my friend how romantic to read your beautiful words. Must have been like an old movie full of adoration and love, such memories to treasure forever. With kindest thoughts Ann xx Panagiota Romios May 19, 2020 at 6:56 PM Ann,I wasn't even writing then, I referred to famous authors. We even read Dr Zhivago together and Dostoyesfskytoes.we did meet poets in coffee shops. It was before cell phones and people talked to each other in front of them.SF was wonderful Panagiota and ^*^" thank you, Ann

Lindsay Laurie May 18, 2020 at 11:58 PM Hello Panagiota … a honeymoon is the time when two lovers are in a bubble and the world around them doesn't exist, and something to be forgotten, ever - thanks again Panagiota - Lindsay Panagiota Romios May 19, 2020 at 12:08 PM Lindsay~ a love bubble! What a perfect way of expessing it. I go back in memory, many times, to recall the divine cadence of those days. Thank you for visiting, Panagiota xoxo

Tom Cunningham May 17, 2020 at 2:50 PM Sounds bliss Panagiota, happy memories. Tom Panagiota Romios May 17, 2020 at 3:50 PM Tom! Hello! Bliss indeed, and a joy to recall in these days of insanity. Need to post to your poem but cannot go to your main page, or I get pictures on my end of another Poet, that will show up in each Post on my end. Drives me bats. No other photo shows but his. Arg! Panagiota xxxooo

Silent One May 17, 2020 at 12:08 PM I do not think many couple would read poetry unless they love poetry like you... Sounds lovely and romantic. Panagiota Romios May 17, 2020 at 12:39 PM Ah, majestically romantic! But then...we were not typical in any sense of the word Hugs. Panagiota xoxo

Charlie Smith May 17, 2020 at 11:34 AM Excellent Honeymoon destination, a perfect poem of a city, visually at least. Well done Panagiota... Panagiota Romios May 17, 2020 at 12:19 PM Charlie,indeed it is or I shall say....was! The City no longer is a haven of peace and openness it once was. Was lucky enough to be there when it was beautiful and incredibly,,,safe and sane. Even in the early '70s. A majestic place... Hugs, PanagiotA xoxo

Quoth Theraven May 17, 2020 at 12:16 AM The love birds found a nest in nirvana that many would envy. And one of the envious, still rejoiced..,me. -Richard Panagiota Romios May 17, 2020 at 12:15 PM Indeed, we did! Those mementos of a special honeymoon are cherished, Richard. Still so vivid in memory and heart. Hugs, Panagiota xxoo