Being In LoveA Poem by Patrick McCombs
I remember that day
When it was too hot to hold hands but we did anyway And the sunlight was streaming And our smiles were gleaming And the sunshine cascaded through your hair And I remember the water bottle we had to share The pavement was hot beneath our feet And you looked so sweet And we scouted for free air conditioning And as if by predetermined positioning We stumbled into a little tea shop I watched your jaw drop As I faithfully recited your favorite order We sat in the booth by the window That day was slow We didn't talk much We didn't need that crutch I held your hand in mine Sweet as grapes off the vine We watch the great blue expanse above And I remember what it meant to be in love. © 2013 Patrick McCombs |
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