Softly Romantic

 

Softly Romantic table lamp lit

Lilacs, and roses strewn about the porch

Awaiting his arrival home

Soft sage burns with rosemary in the teapots, each soft

I am alone

 

Softly butterflies seem to mingle my thoughts

I lay back in sunshine till the etched lavender rain pours

Twinkling fairies appeared in the wing pons' my lamp

Asking when I will return home

 

Nothing is more beautiful than mother earths petals gown

But as a mortal I shall be leaving if he doesn't return by dawn

My lovers paradise in each mortals dress

I will surly miss

 

 

He found me what maybe a year ago spring

I was alone in the roses well, I believe

He smiled I needed that in my life

I am now his fairy wife

 

 

But a price I had to pay for such deed

The lore spoke only one year no more

So tonight I see his eyes coming to mine

I shall be gone by morning he will find

 

 

I shall never love another mortal such as he

My heart is broken in pieces mended by the tree

I will a token a small tear to keep inside

My darling each breathe as you take I will never lose sight

Reviews

[Deborah Leah Krempa]

Nicely penned. Good job. Thank you for sharing. Debileah