A memory stimulated by Bozena Happach's
bronze sculpture
I saw her just once. A tremulous shadow of my yesterdays
still lingers. Persistently. Or is it but a dream
of unfulfilled desire? Fragments of memories, petals,
floating forlorn, down life’s winding stream.
Her step was as light as a morning’s dew,
her smile as bright as the rising sun,
her touch was as gentle as the summer’s breeze.
I really have no idea how it all began.
Alas ‘tis folly, for I never touched her––
other than with my thoughts. I would not defile
a dream. A fleeting illusion––ghostly apparition?
Yet memories of her continue to beguile…
This reminds me for all the world like Curly's "1" love in "City Slickers"... seems like the intangible are often the most beautiful views in the vast panorama of life. --Charlie
New Poetry by Stan I.S Law (aka Stanislaw Kapuscinski)
This is a book of free verse poetry that addresses the seven main tests in life and offers some sensible solutions to passing those tests with minimal discomfort.
A chance in a life time to meet the eternal partner. "I saw her just once" gets the esoteric to reveal itself. An inspiring composition.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU