I saw a woman
Driving
Along the same road
As I
Her hair was beautiful
Platimun Blonde
It's silkiness was straight down
Covering the loveliness
Of her face.
I also knew
She was not you
Yet she accomplished
An objective
She opened my mind
My thoughts
My imagination
To wonderful memories
Of you.
Made me day dream
Once again
I found you deep
In a loving embrace
The blue eyes
I stared deep into
Were the sapphire gems
Of the sea
That once belong to me.
I can still taste your lips
Lips laced with honey
Lips of ruby red
Lips that once whispered
My name
As a final tear
Rolled down the softness
Of your face.
These thoughts
Went through my head
As I arranged
The fresh flowers
I placed
Upon your grave.
By: William Bonilla
D'Artagnan
5/i6/06
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Reviewed by MoNi Harrell (Reader)
Reviewed on June 13, 2006
Hi William,
Love can never fade away simply because it will always belong to us.
This one hit me between the eyes this morning, I lost mine twelve years ago today...hard to read this beautiful offering through tears...you write with such grace William
love and peace, Carole
The absolute joy of having loved with respect and harmony are the tender footprints we leave within the heart of the one we leave behind. The energy of this perfect love lives on in this pen.
Susan
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Love can never fade away simply because it will always belong to us.
Hugs,
MoNi Harrell (Caprichos)
Love Tinka
love and peace, Carole
My thoughts
My imagination
To wonderful memories
Of you.
And sometimes, it's the wonderful memories that truly sustain us, William.
Cynthia
~Linda
Susan
Love,
eT
Ron
Xxx dove
Susan
Excellent and poignant!
Richard