The church bells sang while fortune rang each calling out in rhyme and the future was a mystery unfolding in its time
In a town along the old grade road when the August winds blew warm we were young and we were daring and we never feared the storm
Clear waters washed our sins away laughter filled the sunny days The forest was so green and so alive But the future it came callin' and it was time to say goodbye
Across the many miles through the lies that I've been fed the many lives that I have led its still locked inside my head that rich sweet scent of home the place that I come from with dusty dingo boots that walked along the old grade road
My Cuddles, so very soon we'll be making the trip back to your hometown and you'll be able to share all of this with me. I know you get homesick at times and who could blame you when it's such a beautiful place. A beautifully written piece...as always!
I love you!
Your Snuggs xxx
From First Love to its destructive end and on to new beginnings, Mary Angela Nangini's poems explore the birth and death of a relationship. The powerful poems are presented in two parts with an introduction to her next book My Ontario Beautiful. (Th
Be safe,
Karen
Leo
I love you!
Your Snuggs xxx
peace,
carolyn
Fee