The Garden of My Soul
You are in the garden, the garden of my soul, that fresh and green inviting space where I go to seek control, your face an open sunflower that greets the summer’s rays, your smile like a red, red rose that brightens the blackest days, in times past when we were young and the flowers all were wild we might roll amongst them, each of us again a child, but the years led us to know the subtle scent of spring’s sweet peas and alyssum as waning was the abiding desire for our bodies so budding then and lissome. and now when times seem dark I let loose my mind to take me back to that garden of my soul and you and for nothing shall I ever feel the lack.
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Jaybird
I am retired, having worked primarily as a librarian, but have done freelance proofreading, copy editing, and book reviewing. I wrote some poetry many years ago, but decided it was bad and stopped, since I had other things to do. For the last ten...
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