It took nine washes
to get the smell of our date
out of my shirt.
The scent lingers,
filling my mind
with vivid images.
The candy shop,
and how we danced through the store
to old Michael Jackson hits,
ignoring any eyes that may have been looking.
The street mall,
and how you bought me a smoothie,
and we walked along,
stopping at the magic shows.
And you held me,
held my hand,
showed me off to the world.
You kissed me while we drove home,
and we almost missed a turn.
The giggles,
the kissing,
the joys of a summer fling.
But it doesn't mean I miss you.
I just removed the smell
of those memories.But,
your cologne left
stains on the wall
of my heart.
YOU ARE READING
Teacups and Pens
PoetryA collection of poetry from my mind. Take from it what you will.