About the Poem
This is an attempt to explain to my wife how I felt about her when we first met. I still love her, even more so now with our little girl having just arrived.
Another Life |
by James Bowie |
In another life, with the fall leaves scattering their myriad of beautiful colors on the path before us, I held your softly loving hand as we rode in a worn horse drawn carriage through a gray cedar shingled covered bridge spanning the stream where we first kissed. I recall the afternoon sun catching the auburn highlights in your long curly hair that was whipped lightly by the cool autumn breezes, which caused you to cling to me for warmth, cuddling against my neck so that I could feel the puffs of your sweet exhalations. With you by my side, I always felt that anything was possible, and that no matter what boundaries were thrown up before us, I knew that I could always count on your love for me to drive away my worries and comfort me in times of distress. As an aging couple we still took the carriage rides in late autumn, never forsaking the love or friendship that had blossomed over the passing years and beyond anything we had ever dreamed, becoming one in the heart, the mind, and the soul. When we met three years ago, this is the feeling that I had for me to love you so soon, our love must have come before under the blue skies of the past, where we still love one another, watching the brilliant leaves tumbling from the trees and floating quietly to the ground. |
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