You’re the aftertaste of my tea
The sweetness on a bitter day
You’re the smiles that I resort to
For courage in trials and fair play
You’re the sunset gleaming through
Stacks of paperwork on my tray
You’re the joy in my jingling keys
Keeping tomorrow’s chores at bay
You’re the songs I hum in traffic queues
The bosom where my heart is braced
Colin Lee
Note: Today, dVerse’s Poetics: Wish You Were Here prompted us to write a short and sweet postcard poem no longer than 12 lines.
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I especially like when you hum in traffic queues, thinking of her ;)…joy in the jingling of keys!
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Friday joy at last! Thanks for stopping by!
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Awwww. I love this. A postcard from the busy-ness (and business) of life. How great.
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Thank you, De! Perhaps I shall dedicate more poems to my lady. 😉
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Nice postcard-sized love poem.
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Any size is too small for love anyhow. 😉
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Lucky the lady who receives this gentle lovin’
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Thanks, Bev! The poem is nothing comparing to her love for me. 🙂
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