Seventy Nine
Now at age seventy-nine,
My lady and myself
Both whom may be considered…
Actually both
My lady and myself
Are considered as "older"
"Older" however
Does not mean passionless
For we…
As those not yet considered as "older'
May wonder of "older" passion
For now passion may have a different meaning
For now the sense of the warmth of my lady
For now the sense of the warmth of myself
Still closeness and touch are with us
Though the sight and feel of her
Though the sight and feel of me
Still move our humanistic senses…
The passion of now
May not mean the breathless
Sharp release of our yesterdays
But more so the ongoing sense of wonder
More so the ongoing sense of being held
Body to body
Flesh to flesh
Closely within the arms of one so dearly loved…
The need of fulfillment for the one loved
The need of self-fulfillment still there
But in a softer sense
For the physiological changes within
My lady and within myself
Do not always allow for the
Breathless, sharp release of our yesterdays
But always for the sense of wonder
Always for the ongoing sense of being held
Body to body
Flesh to flesh
Closely within the arms of one so dearly loved
©October 21, 2013 / Mark M. Lichterman
Ron
Your Canadian pal,
Anna
No youthful powers can hold any candle to these lines.
Congratulations!
John