Poem #331

I heard the pieces fall into place
on that rainy autumn day.
It was the first time I believed
there was a funny thing called faith.

Your perfume wrapped around me
and the vibration of your voice
echoed through my body
sparking every cell to life.

The world stopped for a minute, just for us.
Everything was in slow motion
even the music didn’t seem as loud.
I saw something familiar in your eyes.

Like there was a string between us
pulling us both closer.
Whatever happened in those few seconds
was a force I didn’t want to fight against.

And so it begun,
and so it still is.
The most precious part of my day
is our good-morning kiss.

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3 thoughts on “Poem #331”

  1. This is going to sound weird, but the very muse of the poem is both a lover of the moon AND a lover of Freya, and I’ve seen both terms right at the top of your corner here! Thank you for spreading a little joy to my Garden. I appreciate you.

  2. Oh see I’m not even entirely coherent! I meant on the poem you Liked 😂 I hope you have a good evening 🌆

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