amour eternelA Poem by Alice Luanne Sutcliffe
we sat on the carpet playing trivial pursuit
cheating when the other went to the bathroom and then pausing for a dramatic effect so it didn't seem like we knew all the answers. the christmas tree by the fireplace was garnished with tinsel and candycanes but there were no presents or cards underneath because all we wanted was each other. on the fourteenth day of the second month you stood on my porch with a bouqet of lilies and bottles of jaeger stuffed into paper bags with a lopsided smile and not a single excuse. every time it rained you sprawled on my bed and when i asked you why the clouds cried you took my hand and told me it was because heaven had lost another angel. you made me a cake with purple frosting even though it's the color i hate the most and when i asked you why, you kissed me and said you'll just have to eat me instead. you gave me a box with cardinal ribbons and one-thousand squares of every-color paper and told me to write down all of my wishes and to do it quickly because you didn't have an eternity to make them come true. © 2010 Alice Luanne SutcliffeAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorAlice Luanne SutcliffeAboutTotoro-toting maniac who wants to be a mortician. This won't end well. more..Writing
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