In celebration of a love I found
You And Me by M.A.Meddings
I loved you oh so long agoWhen you were young with your tomboy ways
As you skinned your knees and threw your bra away
I loved you in the nubile years
When all your fears of first dating were new
And in your madcap racing bike frenzies I still loved you
I loved the idea of you
In fisticuff arguments with boys
And how at your turn to pitch you
Knew the fors and whys
Of who's on first base
What's upon the second
And a home run to you
Was much more than legging it for lunch
I loved you in your twenties
To when nubile days were o'er
And you were as delectable
As no one ever before
And the prime of thirty two
When your pain was plain to see
From across the ocean wide
There blossomed you and me
For I have loved you all my life though never could I see
Until these greengage years of ours
Made the you and me - in subliminal joy
For my dearest Rose of Albany
In my soul there was always you
Ans I fell so helplessly in love what else could I do
But love You!
Tomboy queen of hearts
Metaporphis You
Are my lifes sophisiticate
The one love through and through
Destiny my freckle faced beauty
Gentle pure and true
My love for you is endlessly
Irrevocably you
And the winds that blow Atlantic waves across the Irish sea
Bring love and my devotion there
And make for you and me
Poetry by lastromantichero
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Written on 2007-10-10 at 20:50
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