Another romantic and intriguing write. BTW, while in journalism, fiction, or academic writing, you should spell out numbers under 10 and any number at the beginning of a sentence, in poetry it's not a hard and fast rule, especially if you have purpose in not spelling the digit out. ;-) I speak here channeling the spirit of e.e. cummings. LOL
Now where may I find a handsome poet. Do they grow in some land far from here? ~~Nordette
OHHHHHHHHHH how sweet. Love is the magic that conquers all the ills of the world. If only others would believe that too. Very nicely written Ron. May the Lord be with you always, and at your side constantly. With much love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & (((HUGS))), Barbie
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You are Cupid, with these delightful romantic writes. SIGHHHH!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
and sweet and delicate
very well done
enjoyed much here
embedded in your DNA Ron!;-)Beautiful
poem, from a loving heart!
etw
Now where may I find a handsome poet. Do they grow in some land far from here? ~~Nordette
I enjoyed reading it very much.
Love, Bonnie
P.S. If I may correct you. The number 8 should be spelled out in your writing.
Out of somewhere
She knew not of
A handsome poet appeared
With a romantic tipped pen
His poems of love
He wrote upon
The soft layers of her heart
As if they were pages
Of a notebook
Turning her heart
Into his book of love
Beautiful, truly!
~ Mari
"If Ihave to...Then may as well be."
Love Tinka