Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Arousal

Arousal

As old as my years,
Embittered by memories,
I did not expect to be
Romanced by you.

Joie de vivre re-awakened,
We drink from loves chalice
With passions as florid
And as full-bodied as wine.

Heart full and heady,
I watch you lie sleeping,
My heart in safekeeping,
I know you are mine.

Anna :o]

With thanks to Tess at Magpie Tales

34 comments:

Frances Garrood said...

I particularly love that last verse!

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Isabel Doyle said...

nice celebration - it can be done!

hyperCRYPTICal said...

Hi Frances! I did write to say I had done a bit of editing - but then I did another small change instead! Thanks for your comment!

Thanks Isobel - Here's to celebrations!

Anna :o]

Maggie said...

Yeah. : ) Rrrrrrrrrrowr.

Brother Ollie said...

well done - you create a great full atmosphere - a skilled write

Jinksy said...

Romance is not limited to only the young! I guarantee it! lOL

Máire T. Robinson said...

Love the "heart full and heady" line :)

Helen said...

I may be more emotional than usual today ~ this made me cry.

Martin said...

There's something reassuring about this poem. Very nice.

Marilyn & Jeff said...

I love this, it's full of promise.

Olivia said...

So assuring and comforting.. mega heaps of love xxx

Anonymous said...

Wow...a rare treat in the poetic blogosphere...an upbeat, hopeful, life-affirming (and well written)piece. Bravo! Vb

Kathe W. said...

how lovely this is!

Lyn said...

I love the romance and the certainty..Hope!!

hyperCRYPTICal said...

Love is indeed not limited to the young Dear Jinksy and as all kind fellow Magpier's have commented - love is there for the finding!

I think we all need to be needed!

Thanks folks!

Anna :o]

Steve Isaak said...

Warm n' fuzzy, without going overboard on the romanticism. Love this.

Manzanita said...

Your Magpie, although modern in words, promises an old fashioned love endurance. That alone is refreshing in todays disposable relationships. A comforting feeling.

Hold my hand: a social worker's blog said...

That's a delightful poem. Glad I found it this evening, as I just finished my cheese and wine dinner. Lovely!

Doris

Margaret Pangert said...

Hi Anna~ There IS something to be said for marriage through all the "embittered memories:" underlying security, the "re-awakenings," and the mutual commitment. I love how your poem builds. Good job!

Lisa said...

What a beautiful post. Thanks for stopping by my blog.

Lisa
InspiredbyLisa

T F Carthick said...

Sweet poem. Enjoyed reading it.

indiwriter said...

The last line says it all!

hyperCRYPTICal said...

Thanks for your kind comments folks!

Anna :o]

Lolamouse said...

Anna,
YES! We older folk can get a fire lit too! Love your Magpie!

Trellissimo said...

Yup! The oldies sometimes really hit it off . . .

Stafford Ray said...

I just love this! Positive, timeless and tender.

hyperCRYPTICal said...

Thanks folks for your kind comments!

I love love!

Anna :o]

Vinay Leo R. said...

oh as they say, wine becomes better over time :) beautifully tender!

My Magpie Post

hyperCRYPTICal said...

Thanks Vinay!

Anna :o]

jabblog said...

Young people cannot always appreciate that love strikes when and where it pleases - hurrah for that:-)

hyperCRYPTICal said...

Thanks for your comment jabblog!

Anna :o]

Anonymous said...

Wow! That was exquisite

hyperCRYPTICal said...

Thanks for you kind comment Anonymous!

Anna :o]