The Letter

The Letter

A Poem by Tate Morgan
"

I laid out the coin we minted within my hearts own treasury To toss about the thoughts we had of our own benedictory

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My rendition of my loving wife 
Rebecca and my first grandchild Payton, on her first day of life. 

This my letter to you my dear

who have never written to me

I set before you my great hopes

of the dreams that may come to be

 

I laid out the coin we minted

within my heart's own treasury

To toss about the thoughts we had

of our own benedictory

 

You stamped this coin upon my soul

embossed with love of hope divine

Pressed in the mint of memory

you will age like the finest wine

 

Should you choose to ever leave me

may we find our lost love and stay

Like dreams we both had forgotten

from the hopes of our yesterday

 


© 2024 Tate Morgan


Author's Note

Tate Morgan
I dreamed a dream that became Rebecca my wife. Herein lies the truth of a tangible life. Oh on our deathbeds will we look back and find the thing we cherished valued and loved was something we barely touched yet dreamed might touch us;that of the love of another unconditionally reaffirming our right to exist and reason to live.

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ahh your subtle and clever "turn o the tongue" rings with the sweet music of the Irish laddie! You have that simple frank statement of the truths of life well honed, and it is a pleasure to read you Master Morgan.

The rhyming of this piece is what I like, and the structure of it

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Excellent, romantic/love poetry.
I liked the second and last stanza best..

"Like dreams we both have forgotten
from the hopes of our yesterday"

Ends the poem perfectly.:-)

A very enjoyable read...thank you Tate

ice



Posted 13 Years Ago


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As much a tribute to the love of your life as it is an expression of finding that thing so many fail to find. Very well depicted.

Posted 13 Years Ago


You always fill me with hope, your romantic heart takes us to new heights.. and allows us to dream of things we may never touch or taste... Always a great read!

Posted 13 Years Ago


Once again I enjoyed your work..I am glad that I stopped by this eve..Sunflower..

Posted 13 Years Ago


you are a true writer. You speak true words, words that you never forget. I loved it, thank you for sharing.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Your words are like cursive, inked in my heart. great write.

Posted 13 Years Ago


What a beautiful dream. Now a lifetime of dreams to share with Rebbecca, your loving wife. Nice poem.

Posted 13 Years Ago


It's nice when dreams come true!

RLG,
Tommy

Posted 13 Years Ago


ohh that was so sweet ,i must say that line ,her being the finest wine
i always thought love between two ,true love will never die
it will just come to have another flavor now and then
even if it ferments through age..it goes as the finest wine
love through the years will never abate it will grow like stone
and how deep rooted down to earth,no strength will ever remove
lovely words ,dear Tate ,so so very romantic and dreamy
lovely write..

Posted 13 Years Ago


O THIS IS BEAUTIFUL...
REAL LOVE IS SO...
NICE TO WRITE ABOUT...
LOVE THIS TATE...

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on December 30, 2010
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Tate Morgan
Tate Morgan

Marion , OH



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