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Strange the things that bring you back
by Steve Joos

Tuesday, March 20, 2012
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OK, how long has it been since I posted a romantic poem? That long huh?
Well, here's another one that looks at the way certain things might remind us of our lost loves. They creep up on us in the strangest places.

The other day, I looked down

on the elevator floor and I saw you.

You don't remember the silly nickname

I used to turn your head back in those

magic days, do you?

 

It seems anymore that

I'm the only one who does,

and all the silly things which

were done to show how much I cared.

 

Cupid's arrow through a pair  of  apples

in an old magazine cigarette ad in the days

when we'd race from opposite ends of the school.

 

When the teenaged heartthrob made our nieces swoom,

by proclaiming he was on top of the world in 1912,

the songs they sang spoke to me about tender moments

in a different time and place.

 

I only wished for comfort, but time and again,

I'm taken back to innocent days and the things that

I wish I'd said to you.

 

This shouldn't be, but it is,

this shouldn't be, but it is.


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Reviewed by Regis Auffray 3/20/2012
A bittersweet sharing, Steve. Thank you. Love and peace,

Regis
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