Category: Love Poems

Written from the heart

  • RIVERWOODS POEMS: LEAVE TAKING

    LEAVE TAKING

     

    The week before you left,

    The ghost pear bloomed

    Beyond our window.  Perhaps

    It beckoned to you, since

    You could no longer pack

    Your wetbag for the Allegash,

    Guide us down the Chase Rips,

    Or gaze at the Long Lake rainbow.

    It pleasures me to think

    That you are chasing rainbows.

    (RiverWoods poems: May 11, 2014)

  • RIVERWOODS POEMS: THANKS

    THANKS FOR BEING YOU

    You were my Dear One,

    You rang my chimes.

    We had adventures.

    We had good times.

    No harvest moon

    Outshines your smile.

    We journeyed widely.

    We danced the miles.

    Rivers we paddled,

    Mountains we climbed

    Shine in my memories,

    Pleasure my mind.

    No better companion

    Has brightened my way.

    You lit my candle.

    You made my day.

    (RiverWoods, October 2013)

     

  • ONE MORNING AFTER A SLEET STORM

    The moon was a whitegold earring
    Worn by a frosted fir
    While ice chimes clinked and jingled
    His thoughts were all of her.

    Sunrise pale and leaden
    Embraced the silver rim
    Of the rime-encrusted woodland.
    Her thoughts were all of him.

  • KEYSTONE DEC ’89

    When Venus burns
    beneath the moon
    And dawn ignites
    the mountain snow
    My thoughts will always
    turn to you
    And I’ll be thankful
    for our love