Love Poem in Rhyming Couplets

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Maggie

Janine when I first looked at you

I thought perhaps it wasn’t true

No one could be so radiant and beautiful

You in your flying jacket, all leather and wool

Your soft, white skin and raven black hair

Made me stop and gawk and stare

At first I thought you and I would never meet

But somehow you were so lovely kind and sweet

You took a chance and walked up to where I sat

And I wanted to pounce on you like a feral cat

That first time we met and talked far into the night

I went home electrified with pure delight

I got your number, held it close to my heart

All life before was gone, you were my fresh start

Later something stole the love we had

Left me lonely, warped and sad

Inspiration hid from me then for quite a time

After I learned you were no longer mine

In two rhyming lines I now call to you

It’s not too late to start anew

I swear one day these words will pay the bills

And that in time there will again be thrills

Forty-three life’s not over yet

We were a perfect matching set

You with your little plane and me with my pen

Janine I need you back again

Kiss me deeply now as the midnight bell rings

Imagine all the joy the New Year will bring

This new dawn will bring love and hope

I need your love to survive, to cope

My darling please let me dedicate to you

The 15th millennium year by all that’s good and true

Come home with me now and never leave

Grant this two time loser one last reprieve

Leif Gregersen

January 1, 2015

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