Return
there’s something about
this woman with me
that I have to grab her hand
as we walk
out into the scorching
parking lot
while she cradles
our road snacks
to her chest
she wanders
like a new born giraffe
caught in the blinding sun
and I loved it
I said I would never
eat in my own bed
but we sit naked
with blankets pulled
up around our waist
with damp skin
and sore muscles
sharing the snacks
we hid from the children
or how I deemed it
unhealthy for someone
to have a television
in thier bedroom
yet I can’t wait
to lay down
with the Golden Girls
as I slide my legs
in between hers
I found there were
a lot of things
I said I didn’t want
or thought I needed
until they bloomed
in front of me
as this tall woman
with wild hair
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“I found there were
a lot of things
I said I didn’t want
or thought I needed
until they bloomed
in front of me…”
Yes, love changes us. I really like how this is conveyed, through things seemingly mundane, yet producing something extraordinary!
Thank you.