Love Poem to a Sacred Friend

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Open Poetry #32

Love Poem to a Sacred Friend

kayjay
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since 2002-06-24

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0 posted 2004-06-04 04:24 PM

Love Poem to a Sacred Friend

How would I love thee,
To steal from Ms. Browning,
Is a story I’ve told myself
Whene’er my spirits are drowning.

I’d love your touch of hand in mine
And grin that gives you wrinkle.
I’d love the warmth you wear so well
And I’d love your eyes that crinkle

I’d love you when you crabbed of life,
When your office job got dull.
I’d love you when your stars aligned
and life’s so very full.

I’d love you when you were yourself
Your mind and spirit soaring
I’d love you every minute, dear
For you are never boring

I’d love your sense of humor
When we toil side by side.
And I’d love the end of day
When your arms would open wide

[This message has been edited by kayjay (06-04-2004 09:12 PM).]

Sunshine

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1 posted 2004-06-04 04:28 PM

What an endearing, charming poem! To give unconditionally...is the best kind of love, and makes for good poetry. I think Ms. Browning is smiling...eye-crinkles and all!

Martie

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2 posted 2004-06-04 04:30 PM

Ken

This sounds like a wonderful way to be loved and to love. Your sacred friend is lucky!