Some would prefer to be Locked in a warm embrace Holding hands on Summer's day Dressing up for a parade
Underneath veneer new love Springs to mind the perils of Weighing strangers with a thumb Viewed through tiny window
Only thing to weigh my mind The thought of you riding Over mountains, rivers, coastlines Scenery found by your thighs
All the heartache, sweat and tears Over so many years Devoting nature's wisdom To so many ears
Keeping so very busy With thoughts of making plans Though there's never any demand Greater love in absent fan
‘Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree, merry merry king of the bush is he, laugh kookaburra laugh kookaburra, gay your life must be.‘ ~ Australiana song by Marion Sinclair
I ask my flowers.. They show spots, scars Unwelcome visitors Eroding fine display Bugged by this They pull up to sky To climb higher A royal bouquet
On our faces We read them Like palm lines Mine long and broken Immediately filled With love Looking so much Like pain, longing Confusion Though silent willing To never let This moment end To nurture soil Grow colour A smile To look into light To unfurl Holding on Gently For hope Seemingly Forever
So spine tingling Knuckle gripping Pillow hugging Daze eyed drinking Hard when comes time To realise the dream Is not real We will wake Whenever we're ready Or else stay Asleep
Chiselling our hard edges Chip off the block Re-generational On the verges Stepping over fallen Taking time to notice Memorial to inner beauty Scars an artwork Memory of all Everlasting