A interesting title but very appropriate... too often we take for granted the things our loved one does for us. And tis true that it is not what we say but what we do that shows the true feelings of others.
Truly one of your all-time best poems! This is delicious & delicate & honest & touching. You've crafted an everyday morning scene with the lightest touch of sweetness & tons of specific visuals.
Wow! I would be blown away if someone wrote a poem like this for me, so your guy is one lucky fellow, altho I know you think it's the other way around! *smile* (((HUGS))) Thanks for sharing your simple joys.
One of the gentlest and most tender love poems I have ever read. It is the little things and when they are missing, it is not real love. Kudos to you for this one, KL...fantastic! Lydi**
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
Thank you for that. That is one heck of a compliment, coming from you. :)
Definetly the little things that count.
Does she wash her own plate?
Does she smile at you even when you're not in the mood, especially when you're not in the mood.
Does she tell you about her troubles for two hours, but always remember to ask how was your day before starting? (Because she knows her story is longer, lol.)
I find your writing tiptoeing on a soft edge, as though your ink only knows whispers. My kindness surely knows great writing. Bravo!
Regards,
Al
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
Thank you for the beautifully poetic review -- I may have to use that in a poem -- with full credit .. read moreThank you for the beautifully poetic review -- I may have to use that in a poem -- with full credit to you, of course.:)
the rough and the tender in combination... makes it hard to get bored with this kind of love.
you take the ordinary and show how real love can make it extra-ordinary.
j.
I was told by someone close (or use to be close) that you can tell so much by how a person leaves the soap. do they wash it clean under cold water after use? or do they leave it dirty and sudsy in the soap dish? the latter would mean you simply understand the purpose of bar soap in the first place....to ostensible get your hands clean of course. but the first holds all the clues of your secret, neat side
like the lexicon of another, relatively similar person. I don't believe such bullshit. I believe that
people can learn to be gentle and then after they learn it, spell it out to you; kiss it to your need for
such sustenance.
this is proof......you write so beautifully......dana
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
I thank you. I think the first time I noticed he'd bought me toothpaste, that it must be getting ser.. read moreI thank you. I think the first time I noticed he'd bought me toothpaste, that it must be getting serious... I am glad my heart comes through in these simple writes. I often think I am too plain.:)
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