A Thousand Things And NothingA Poem by Barbara Walker
A thousand things and nothing can conjure up memories of you, everything about you, before I could become your wife and I'll remember them all for the rest of my life. A joke you told, that made me laugh, the two of us, taking a candlelit bath, the times we tried with all our might, to fly higher with our kites, the way we raced down the road, becoming ever more bold, the way you looked when you'd barbeque our steaks, the memories make my heart break. The times we spent at the beach, feeding seagulls just out of our reach, the way you held my first granddaughter, how you looked when you did your John Wayne saunter, that look you had when you did something wrong, the beautiful way you could sing any song, the funny faces you'd suddenly make, the memories make my heart break. A thousand things and nothing, can conjure up memories of you, everything about you, before I could become your wife and I'll remember them all for the rest of my life. 05/26/07 © 2010 Barbara WalkerReviews
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12 Reviews Added on February 5, 2008 Last Updated on May 28, 2010 AuthorBarbara WalkerLake Havasu City, AZAboutI am retired from the Postal Service. I find I write poetry to help myself through difficult times and I have written many poems in response to the chronic pain I've been living with for over 30 year.. more..Writing
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