Her Little Gift to Me
Mother Nature meddles. She says, Here'sA storm. Make use of it.” I lead my
Newfound lady friend, Clarice, into
A picnic shelter, not before she's soaking
Wet. She shivers. Chivalrous, or something,
I reach out and pull her close. She smiles
And doesn't duck my kiss. I'll take her home
Once it's stopped raining, make her cocoa,
Do whatever else I can to keep things going,
But, before we leave the shelter, I'll look
Up into the clouds, and offer Mother thanks.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2021-10-23 at 22:47
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