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Public Form of Affection
by Debbie A Lacy → (All Poetry by Debbie A Lacy)
Wednesday, May 3, 2017    Rated "PG" by the Author.
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A short poem about how people display their fondness and affection for one another.


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One day I noticed an older couple sitting in the park holding hands
With sweet smiles on their faces as they talked over their plans,
He reached over to seal her sentence with a sweet passionate kiss,
How precious it was to watch them, I just could not resist,
When love enters your heart, God knows there is no imperfection,
That love you feel for one another it's okay to show the world your public form of affection.

Now at the mall in the parking lot I couldn't believe my eyes,
This guy and girl were kissing but that was not the surprise,
They were leaning against the car and the girl's legs were held high,
Now there wasn't any shame in their game in the summer heat of July,
Sometimes love can be so sultry and when you think of discretion,
In their case openly they shared their love in a public form of affection.

Last night my husband and I had a date out for the evening
When we noticed the table across from us a man was kneeling,
He smiled at her; she smiled back at him with a small red case in his possession,
Everyone in that restaurant paused and watched awaiting the big question,
Instantly, tears flowed down her cheeks and her heart was quite jovial,
I was happy to witness the love between the two, it seemed so matrimonial,
The way she kisssed and embraced him, it was clear there was no objection, 
How amorously they demonstrated their love in a public form of affection.

Miraculously, we will never know when love will find it's way into our heart
Embracing it and never letting go is the only way to start,
From deep within you'll know when you've made the right love connection,
Because the world will see it for what it truly is sharing together a public form of affection.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "Public Form of Affection"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 5, 2017
It's usually wonderful to see people in love in public. But there can be times when their devoted activity may be selfish when others are obstructed or ignored. Politeness goes a long way.

Ron

Reviewed by Mystic Rose
Reviewed on May 3, 2017
When love is right we need not be afraid of what others think and see, I enjoyed your public display of affection through poetry, lol, well done dear poetess xo


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