That First October Day

That first October day
The sky was no longer grey
The birds were still singing, never did they fly away
It was the day that I first met you,
Your handsome smile took my breath away
And I knew that in that moment that 
Everything was going to be okay

That first October day
I felt that I was on cloud nine
The moment that I saw you,
I'd knew that you would be forever mine

That first October day
I had a tingle all through my spine
The day was so beautiful, so full of sunshine

That first October day
I felt you kiss me so passionately
Held me so tight in your arms
Feeling safe and protected; away from harm

That first October day
It was love at first sight
And I made a promise to myself 
That I would forever love you
Every single morning, noon and night
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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May 7, 2016 at 12:59 PM
karla, this is an awesome poem, thank you for sharing. *SKAT*
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December 24, 2013 at 3:36 AM
Karla, --Dropping by with SMILES and CHRISTMAS CHEERS. Thank You for making this a great year for ALL OF US. --- May magic fill your days and all your dreams come true this holiday season. MERRY CHRISTMAS <3 Love Linda -The Sweetest Poet Destroyer
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December 25, 2013 at 9:19 AM
Well, thank you Linda :) And MERRY CHRISTMAS to you. It's been a long while since I've posted a poem and to be honest with you, I've had a bit of writer's block. I tend to get that from time-to-time. It's hard to come up with a great poem sometimes, but I hope I can get back in the swing of things and start writing again as I love writing poems. By the way...I'm ENGAGED!!!! I'm so VERY, VERY HAPPY!!!
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