Sealed With a Kiss

She used a kiss for postage stamps
she mailed her letter "neath the lamp
  lit by the oldest man in town

  she watched him bring his ladder down
he touched her cheek and kissed her hair
and bade her go backhome from there

  the twilight gave way to the dark
she watched the street light's golden spark
reflected in some secret eyes
among the lilacs sweet surprise

  Her postage kisses found their mark
on male that came in after dark.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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