Tree of Love

To My Wife On Valentines Day 2015

Tree of Love   by JT Curtis

Once a year I walk to
A wooded lot by me
It doesn't take me very long
To find that special tree
There, dwells sweet memories,
As my love for you still grows 
That's why I've carved this heart, for you
So many years ago

I'm reminded of the first time
I saw you standing here
I heard a voice, a silent voice
Like Cupid in my ear
So, I walked up to this tree
and with my pocket knife
I carved the message in its bark 
"Will you please be my wife"

Now every Valentines 
I'm sure to make my way
Down to this old tree
That's still standing here today
And take out my old knife
To carve another heart
To show the world, I still love you
And that we'll never part
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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Pinet Avatar
January 21, 2015 at 2:01 PM
This is a beautiful poem that is so innocent in its statement and delivery that it calms the heart. Your words are simple, yet so strong and layered with emotion. This poetic trip though the heart is romantic, tender, and creative all rolled up into a beautiful poem. Your words are spoken out of love and have a gentle pleasing pitch to help the reader release control over to the words and feel them within our hearts. Emile #7
Curtis Avatar
January 21, 2015 at 5:45 PM
I am compelled to say, your comments are pure poetry, my friend
Mehta Avatar
January 21, 2015 at 10:51 AM
That special nice memories and romance on the anniversary, Jerry
Curtis Avatar
January 21, 2015 at 5:49 PM
Thank you Doctor Mehta---believe me----if you had the chance to meet my wife, Her beauty and personality would serve as an inspiration for you also to write a verse or two.
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