Sherman, your poem made me cry, it is so true and so soft, in a way. It is so sweet to read your vulnerability. Pain and anger are gone, and something too deep for me to pretend to "describe it"
is there. I am so glad you have come home in your life to a marriage that you deserve. You don't need to wonder about love anymore, and for that I am overjoyed.
I feel the sweetness and warmth here but I never analyze intimate love poetry dedicated to an individual, although I feel the universality. It seems too private and I don't like to intrude.
I'm glad you are with Diane and can write such a poem after 28 years.
She has great compassion and wisdom in her lovely face. Hold her deep and close.
Every author needs a cluttered book space. As a reader, I would appreciate a photo of the place where you most often compose. You can understand a great deal about an author's mind by seeing an unstaged photo of where they work.
Sherman, your poem made me cry, it is so true and so soft, in a way. It is so sweet to read your vulnerability. Pain and anger are gone, and something too deep for me to pretend to "describe it"
is there. I am so glad you have come home in your life to a marriage that you deserve. You don't need to wonder about love anymore, and for that I am overjoyed.
Beautiful. The love radiates from it. Deep love. I like that. Congratulations. On this poem and the love.
So true!
in bed, separated from the disarray of the world. Absolutely love that. I have always felt a separation from here and now lying in bed. Thanks
I had to concentrate when I read that aloud. It’s almost a tongue twister.
"tender tandem" = love it!
Yes! gorgeous
Karen : You know, I'm kind of a freak myself.
Billy : I never really thought of myself as a freak. But, I love to freak.
Smokin’ in a quiet sort of way.
Charming and romantic. Good for you two.
I feel the sweetness and warmth here but I never analyze intimate love poetry dedicated to an individual, although I feel the universality. It seems too private and I don't like to intrude.
I'm glad you are with Diane and can write such a poem after 28 years.
She has great compassion and wisdom in her lovely face. Hold her deep and close.
The opening music is a nice touch.
Every author needs a cluttered book space. As a reader, I would appreciate a photo of the place where you most often compose. You can understand a great deal about an author's mind by seeing an unstaged photo of where they work.
A lovely testament to commitment and relationship.
Love this beautiful celebration! Are you an amasser or an amasseur?
Thanks for sharing this and the image of your office space which my (dis)organizational style can truly appreciate.
"my love, after 55 years......" TRUTH!!
Beautiful.