Cold, rainy season.
It was raining heavily outside.
There was a strong wind blowing outside.
Early in the morning.
During the weekend
On Saturday morning.
A husband and wife.
They had no plans that day.
None of them were going to work.
Still in bed.
Playing together.
Engaging in conversation
Sharing one cup of coffee.
Just having deep chats.
There weren't any children yet.
Planning for their future
They were planning.
how many children they will need.
With their curtains opened.
They were staring at the heavy rain outside.
Nature was refreshing their minds.
And then
They glanced at each other.
Smiled,
They glanced at each other again.
Cuddling and kissing.
Wow!
That feeling
So sweet!
Very sweet.
Only God knows what went on next!
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Gloria Penelope
I create poetry, short stories, books, and articles based on my crazy thoughts and wild ideas.
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Love is sweet in it's newness; it can be refreshened I believe.