Interlude
It happened one New Year's eve,
after the ball had dropped.
You wore your heart on your sleeve,
with that kiss my heart stopped.
A stranger before that night,
my liquored heart was propped.
I took a chance after the dance,
to sweep you off your feet.
I'd tasted that champagne before,
but it never tasted so sweet.
As when your eyes, to my demise,
demanded that we retreat.
To that place of amazing grace,
where both hearts feel the heat.
That interlude that finds us nude,
and lost beneath the sheet.
When both hearts pound as one,
and never skip a beat.
I'll always remember that interlude,
every time we meet.
Copyright 2012 © Ronald W. Hull
1/5/12
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Awesome romatic poetry!
Very beautiful and sensuous poem.
Mary
"to spend one night with youuuuu." Know the one I mean?
Sez "our old rendezvous," as I recall. Your interlude was new, but
rendezvous seems to me to be a perfect fit.
Now t h a t was a New Year's eve to remember!!
LOVE it!!
Vive l'amour, tourjours. Et tu!
xOxOxOxOxOxOxOxOxOxOxOxOxOxOxOx....xxx;)
Anna