About the Poem
A lovely and tender experience my sweetheart and I had last summer - a second honeymoon twenty-three years after the first - and infinitely sweeter!
Second Honeymoon |
by Rosemary J. Gwaltney |
In the rich forest's Moonlit midnight, His hands With loving, lingering Feather touch tenderly traced Tingling paths on succulent beaches . . . Skin warm against velvet skin My lips soft against him In the crackling gentle glow Of campfire-light by the river; Our love as pure as a drop Of mountain water on a leaf. I'll always remember Golden September . . . |
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Bruce J. - Canada
Beautiful. As an avid camper and a formerly married man, I can just picture the beauty and serenity that Rosemary describes. It simply took my breath away.
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