I do remember my firast kiss Lori, but my mother woul have killed if she had known it was boy I kissed. But even in the institution, there were ways of going on dates, without seeming so obvious. Then while no one was looking, we would kiss, and OMG the passion we felt in our puppy love, when we were 14. May the Lord be with you, and at your side always. With much love, peace, & (((HUGS))), your very dear friend in Wisconsin, and sister in Christ our Lord,
Barbara Lynn Terry
"If I have to...Then I may as well be."
The first kiss is forever remembered. I'll never forget the first time I felt a girls lips on mine. God did I tremble. Thanks for bringing up a fond memory
All the awe and gentle nostalgia are here, Lori - and I love the hook of the last line. The racing pulse on an unfamiliar track brings back memories - but, does it ever get any less exhilarating??!! That first kiss... LOL Kate xx
God I remember this experience so well now that you've brought it back with these verses, Lori. Thank you for sharing a precious offering of life. Love and peace to you. Regis
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on January 14, 2005
wonderful write!
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on January 14, 2005
My first kiss I was playing cricket at school, and Bernette Hooks would not leave me alone, she got her friends to pin me down, as my mates laughed, I'd been telling her I did not fancy her all term.
Least I got back to the game. Unless kiss chase when about seven.
I was always in love with Caroline O'Drisscoll, but was to frightened to ask such a perfect being out, pretending I didn't like her, cos it made my legs weak stomache churn, blush, and heart race.
that truly was a moment to remember
Mine was the taste of a "swore"
but what did I know,
until the second
kiss from a lovely unknown
she shared with me the nectars
of the Gods......LOL
This is A most wonderful write ....Lori
Thanks for sharing
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You've captured the magic, Lori.
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I, too, was 14. It was 1947. The girl was Jodi.
I enjoyed Barbara Terry's comments below.
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See how powerful your poetry is, Lori? You've got us circling the calendar for "second helpings" by memory.
Great poem.
Richard
Barbara Lynn Terry
"If I have to...Then I may as well be."
somethings you will never forget
and don't want to
really nice!!!
Highly enjoyable read - brings back distant memories ... well-done!!
Best wishes,
Robert
sweet poetry
which couldn't have been kinder. G
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D
This one is fantastic. You've brought back so much wonderful memories for me. Beautiful write snd wonderful feelings indeed!
Sandie May Angel :o)
This is so delightful - and a piece of love's pie for each to share. - Bill
Enjoyed thank you Lori,
Reg.
Not knowing how!!
Delightful write Lori!!
Love Tinka
Least I got back to the game. Unless kiss chase when about seven.
I was always in love with Caroline O'Drisscoll, but was to frightened to ask such a perfect being out, pretending I didn't like her, cos it made my legs weak stomache churn, blush, and heart race.
Oh faint heart never wins fair mae..
Take care,
Sherry
are all so special
thanks,
d.
Mine was the taste of a "swore"
but what did I know,
until the second
kiss from a lovely unknown
she shared with me the nectars
of the Gods......LOL
This is A most wonderful write ....Lori
Thanks for sharing
William ......Love & Peace
Thank you,
Felix
we never forget! Nice one Lori!