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True love

Love poetry

By Jennifer lindquistPublished about a month ago • 1 min read
True love
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The sweet smells of chocolate chip cookies

Baking in the oven

The smell of pasta sauce cooking on the stove

The bubbling sound, of water in a pot

The smell of a fresh bouquet of flowers, sitting on the table

The clanging sounds, of two glasses as someone makes a toast

The sound, of people talking and enjoying each others company

The beautiful night sky with a full moon shiny outside while your looking out the window

The fresh clean air, as you take a deep breath in

The smell of aroma, coming from the opposite direction

As a tall dark handsome man, comes over and sits next to you

You both look deep, into each others eyes and you feel, this magnetic pull bring you both close to Each other, as he kisses your sweet lips your drowning in love and admiration

As you both get up to say goodbye, to your friends and family

You give each other one last glance and a wink and a smile

You both get back home and make passionate love and hold each other in your arms and never let go

The next day your still in the same positions

Your hands are as cold as ice, your skin is grey and tight like two sculptures just laying next to each other, close with your body’s untwined to one another

For neither of you have woken

Hours have passed, and still the same sweet couple laying so still

For these two souls have gone up to heaven and will be together for eternity.

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Jennifer lindquist

I’ve always had a interest in poetry since I took a creative writing class in high school. Writing poetry is my safe place where I can either get positive or sometimes negative energy out by my writing of poetry.

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    Written by Jennifer lindquist