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amidst the Joshua trees
by Michele Schottelkorbamidst the Joshua trees and windblown seas
i found my true love alone
his heart filled with sorrow
for lessons he borrowed
his whole life, he felt, had been blown
enter the picture, a maiden of fair
golden red hair, and problems to bear
met up with this knight
who abated her fright
and love blossomed right from there
fast forward five years
he wiped up her tears
they traveled to kingdoms and castles
they talk deep talks
and take long walks
and help one another fight battles
i love you my prince
for you are my world and my strength
to make it through the day
i love you my husband
without you, my life is empty
i just want you to know i feel this way...
February 14, 2003
02/14/2003 Author's Note: for my husband...
Posted on 03/20/2003
Copyright © 2024 Michele Schottelkorb
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Chris Sorrenti on 03/20/03 at 02:11 PM Poignant expression for any and all Vallentines. |
| Posted by Philip F De Pinto on 06/06/04 at 11:18 AM how could one not champion for this lady maiden of a poem and joust up a storm in dreams of what's to come, for such a lady fair and in love tis only small sacrifice to defeat every foe in firing line. Lucky lucky hubby to have you Michele. We should all be so fortuned to have such brides to write such bliss as this for us. |
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