Last December...

Jou Wilder

Last December night, in the dull ember light

I wrote my first poem to you.

 

Fragmented lines disjointed rhymes, except I got the stress on your Spanish name right.

 

Neither the words nor the awkward metaphors, you only fancy the way the sudden shift in tone makes you laugh.

 

I wrote a hundred more and I knew you read them all.

 

We've already set our ship to sail, searching for the horizon where the sky and the sea meet.

 

Last December, I met you and became a poet; by next December I hope we're still exploring the earth.

  • Author: Jou Wilder (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 25th, 2024 09:42
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Comments2

  • Matheaus254

    I like the symbolic part of last December as it reminds me of when I decided to join poetry

    • Jou Wilder

      Thank you Matheaus254 for engaging with my piece.

      I'm glad it resonates with you.

    • 2781

      In the mean time...
      Enjoy...



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