Love letters of '87
87 once again
20th century
Across the diner with blue eyes
Blue as the ocean I love ever so much
A painting from my mother's portrait
In the back of our cafe
The train leaves at dawn
14 hours left
Why do you have to leave so soon
kind , gentle words spill from your lips onto the page of the poems that I adore so dearly
I’ve finally found you
But lost just as fast as coffee passes my lips, down my throat, a sweet burning sensation
Glorified forever in the petrichor air
August has been too kind
Cracked leaves replace blossomed petals
Romeo and Juliet
As kind as silk on your back
Smooth like coffee we shared
In good old ‘87
Young and beautiful
The stars above the heavens
The girl on the balcony
Looking out her window in the late night
I write out how i feel on the yellow stained paper
In the dead of night
The dark picking me up and taking me to my dreams
I hear the birds chirping
Followed by silence
A place in the meadow
Ruby with her long rose gold dress
Flourishing in the wind
Waiting for it's time
I hope you are happy now
for happiness is not given
It is earned
It is your choice on how much you deserve