Ein unverzichtbares Liebe, die fast nicht geschehenA Poem by COLLYMOREFuer meine Prinzessin. Ich liebe Dich!By Stanley Collymore
You came into my life quite unexpectedly, and very much so unsurprisingly as well; for in every conceivable way that I can think of nothing like this was ever intended by me or strictly and being perfectly honest you see was never actually meant to be. And as for falling in love while on my holiday the pragmatist that I am, I would have jovially said to anyone who suggested a scenario like this that such a supposition from my very own personal perspective wasn’t only far-fetched and a decidedly unlikely probability but likewise as well for someone seeking to promote such a risible notion as this would quickly find that theirs was an estimation, even with the fanciful perceptions overactive minds do zealously conjure up when on vacation, that even so and especially in my case would testify to being a relatively hard preference to sell.
Besides, as complete strangers to each other initially we were also individually on separate holiday schedules that only converged simply, as it happened, because coincidentally we were staying at the same hotel, which from the start of each December until March of the following year, and on a consecutive basis for the previous five years as well, I had for academic research and other literary reasons utilized as a temporary home; so, consequently, romance for me in any shape or form was the furthest thing possibly then from my mind and surely out of the question; and that was astutely based on insightful pragmatism and not cold arrogance; or me, deliberately in any way, seeking to be unkind.
But having assuredly convinced myself that my amorous defences were assiduously, impeccably and naturally impregnably in place and I was therefore in effect as victim free as anyone could possibly be in such given circumstances I logically, as is my forte, conscientiously got on as I’d customarily done on all other previous occasions with what my cerebral vacation and therefore my intuitive mind were essentially aiming for: motivating pursuits that specifically were of a challenging and very intellectual nature and categorically not of the carnal kind.
Apparently though I’d not only overlooked but had also clearly forgotten in this meticulous strategy of self-protection I’d routinely and sedulously taken, omitted to factor into this restorative equation the definitive law of unintended consequences; and that’s where self- confidently, enchantingly, totally engaging, as it happened and I’m honourably bound to say, you most disarmingly and quite pleasurably too in ever possible way that any genuinely worthy and truly cultured lady can artlessly contrive, emphatically and most rewardingly came into my life. And most gratefully, energizingly and very highly rewardingly, we have reciprocally and faithfully promised that for the rest of our natural lives that’s precisely where freely we both plan on having you stay!
© Stanley V. Collymore 8 October 2015.
Author’s Comments: Alles Gute zum Geburtstag meiner Prinzessin mit all meiner Liebe! Und vielen Dank fuer all die schoenen Zeiten herrlich zusammen und verbunden mit den gegenseitigen, exquisite und dauerhafte Errinerungen an sie ausgegeben, dass wir teilen. Ich liebe Dich!
Happy Birthday my Princess with all my love! And thanks for all the wonderful times gloriously spent together and conjoined with the mutual, exquisite and enduring memories of them that we share. I love you!
The English Title of this poem is: “An indispensable love that almost didn’t happen.” © 2015 COLLYMORE |
StatsAuthorCOLLYMORECambridge, Cambridgeshire, United KingdomAboutAcademic, Journalist, Writer. I'm a highly intelligent, articulate and well-educated human being with an intuitive but enterprising sense of responsibility and a strong moral compass that instincti.. more..Writing
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