Strolling hand in hand through blue shadowed mist Begging with eyes for that first kiss Love and laughter abounds through the night Overflowing a soul, teeming with life.
Passion consumes when eyes first meet Lips are pursed and craving their feast Touching close, not a thing is amiss Getting closer, hands holding, to share that first tender kiss.
Standing alone, rein in hand Watching the herd, surveying the land Remembering the girl I was back then Dreaming of where I might have stayed then
Nudged in the back to tighten the cinch The one I love is ready to ride fence Worn out boots and a pocketful of change The love of a life on the wide open range.
Making the choice to ride and roam Knowing the love of a husband and home Sitting a saddle twelve hours a day Loving the life of the cowboy way.
If over again walking through the mist Chancing to share again that first tender kiss Hang up the spurs, put the saddle in the barn I'm taking the husband and we've got the farm.
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Posted: Dec 2010
About this poem:
Wistful reminiscing of that first tender kiss and making the choice to be untamed or settle down with that yet fiery spirit.
LB, there's lots more phrases to be found in my work that I'll be sharing over the coming weeks and months. Glad you liked it too!
paloma66Manukau, Auckland New ZealandDec 8, 2010
I just loved this poem,conjures up such lovely pictures of love and life the cowboy way.Great poem<ROS
niah9Auckland, New ZealandDec 8, 2010
Not all poetry comes straight from the heart...and it shows. This was written by heartfelt emotions...again it shows, and how can anyone say anything but sincere appreciation...lovely Readerofsouls.....Niah
Those first early memories of love's bloom are never far away. Keeping the fire well banked helps keep the fire burning long and low deep, deep into the night. :-)
Hi, ReaderOfSouls, Remembering the girl I was back then Dreaming of where I might have stayed then ::: Hang up the spurs, put the saddle in the barn I'm taking the husband and we've got the farm. Yes, no matter how special, it’s the journey after that first kiss that defines lives. Thank you for sharing this reflective journey Strolling hand in hand through blue shadowed mist of memory.
Comments (15)
I'm taking the husband and we've got the farm"
Love it
Glad you like it, pilgrim.
LB, there's lots more phrases to be found in my work that I'll be sharing over the coming weeks and months. Glad you liked it too!
Tender kisses and cowboys all in the same poem: A whimsical write, ROS.
Best wishes
Fellsman
May you always remember yours too.
What a beautiful writing this is. It beacons the reader to stand right next to you ~ and remember the exciting and yet tender moments of youth.
You are extremely talented.
Thank you for posting this.
Mady
Those first early memories of love's bloom are never far away. Keeping the fire well banked helps keep the fire burning long and low deep, deep into the night. :-)
Remembering the girl I was back then
Dreaming of where I might have stayed then
:::
Hang up the spurs, put the saddle in the barn
I'm taking the husband and we've got the farm.
Yes, no matter how special, it’s the journey after that first kiss that defines lives. Thank you for sharing this reflective journey Strolling hand in hand through blue shadowed mist of memory.