Sixty Miles Per Hour

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darkitude
darkitude
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Sights blurred past my window

Like kaleidoscope mirages.

Yet, each of them were vivid

Marking an unforgettable place; piquing me.

Red and purple wildflowers,

Horses, deer, cornstalks and cows.

Things I would have loved to savor

Had I only a bit more time.

Miles and hours later, I joined Him.

Smiling, and relieved, as he folded me into that familiar hug.

I wonder if He knew I would have driven one thousand miles more

To enjoy His needed reception.

Laughter sprinkled onto “nobody but you” talks, like seasoned flavor.

Secret comfort-zones, toying with feelings and photographs,

Things I would have loved to last longer

Had He only a bit more time.

Desire, at sixty miles per hour,

Leaves its mark, regardless to timing,

And, will call upon me in the coming nights

Perhaps, revealing why I submit, so readily.

Reality, at sixty miles per hour,

Leaves its wound, after the nap…

With controlled words, He sends me away, until the next time.

I will always wonder why He lets go, so easily.

MKM for JRM

July 4, 2008

Memories of a recent visit

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