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Wouldn't Hurt
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Saturday, April 15, 2023 Rated "G" by the Author.

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Wouldn’t Hurt Maybe- with you standing there, We can’t hide how much we care. Look in eyes that held such tears. It’s been long- so many years. Slowly- we embrace and sway- Finally- tears can have their day. Let them fall, and us be light. Two hearts singing, “This is right.” You’ve been precious for so long. Every moment, every song. I just listened, shook my head. Holding you like this instead. Maybe, slightly, out of tune- Way up there- the shining moon Listened to my prayers for you. Tell me dreams like this come true . Hand in hand, we won’t let go. Been too long, and we both know. Who we have to thank for this. Wouldn’t hurt- to share a kiss. John H. Bidwell

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Reviews of "Wouldn't Hurt"

Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart

Reviewed on May 1, 2023

A beautiful as your poetry always is, John. I know a man who loved a woman secretly for many years, now they are married. Never give up hope where love is concerned.

Reviewed by E Phillips

Reviewed on April 19, 2023

So true. It wouldn't hurt to share a kiss...or a lifetime. You notched another one on the tree of life.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on April 16, 2023

I hope it wasn't a dream, but a reunion after many years. And the tears were a bonus.

I really love the intensity and honesty that this poem shows me. I see that Elizabet (h on the end purposely removed the way she likes to call herself) has picked up on my penchant for commenting on all poems. Isn't that nice and considerate?

Ron

Reviewed by Elisabeth Barstowe

Reviewed on April 15, 2023

Dreams like this come true, believe me. Beautifully written.

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