Hi, so I didn't buy flowers - a poem

 


Hi, 

so I didn't buy flowers,

petals aren't a price tag for love I think,

I thought of places you've never been,

You've been to my soul,

the chapbook office where I keep my poems,

the garden,

the bustling city - of course you drive through that everyday,

your house with the brown door.


I've watched peter-pan together with you,

and we've wished upon ourselves 

that our hair turns grey but our love must not become stale.

must ! - I'd add an exclamation here.

We've laid our backs on the grass and we've shaken our feet to the stars,

all these we've done every Valentine

and every other day.

I thought of what universe your soft ribs haven't given an abode.


Dear, I thought of a painting,

Rainy Day by Gustave Caillebotte,

Two simple souls under an umbrella

her arms in his, walking gently on that Paris street.

I desire to take you to the art gallery to see the art,

a young artist on my street painted something like it and I want us to go there under an umbrella.


Yours.



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