Your Birthday by Robert Porter Copyrighted October 1st, 1997 This morning I looked to the view Dawn's light, beautiful sight to behold. Such a scene brought thoughts of you. Brilliant sunrise, clouds of purple and gold. Thoughts of the night, bring a slow smile. Your image comes into sight. Driving to work all the while. Sitting in front of your cake. Your eyes twinkled in candle's light. What a lovely sight it did make. Diamond earrings with fire of white. Luring eyes bring an embrace. This memory captives my mind. A hauntingly beautiful face. A kiss, the soft tender kind. On your lips alittle birthday cake I taste. Your hands around my neck. My hands on your waist. Sweet melodies from the deck. Our body sway in embrace. Eyes locked onto each other. A soft caress of your face. Two souls into one another. Like a flash I hear a horn. Snapping to, my mind ceases to roam. Turn the car around on Main and Elm. And quickly I head for home.
Reason for writing:
Things that could have been, should have been.
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