My Love Walked Through
It was on a summer’s day
When all the world was still
My love walked through the market
With longings to fulfill.
She placed into her basket
The fairest fruit and flower
And set them on her table
To wait the trysting hour.
“When can you come to see me?”
She asked when last we spoke.
My mind was gladly willing,
My heart was full of hope.
Through all my years of struggle
While striving for a name,
I’d never found a resting place
Or joy that I could claim
Until she graced the morning
With bountiful delight.
Her eyes spoke only welcome
To set my world aright.
So when we sat together
And spoke of days to come,
Our careful hearts were learning
We’d found our lasting home.
~ CK
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Image: Still Life with Pineapples (courtesy of WikiArt)
Artist: Henri Matisse (1869-1954)
Medium: Oil on canvass
Date: 1925
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