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Nov 2011
Opened up a petal

That layed dormant and flat
She smiled and said
Well how about that?
I picked the rose for you
With the deepest of care
I showed you it’s color
Of thorns it was bare
Carefully I placed it
Between thick brown hair
I showed you a smile
For which you were not prepared
I took your hand and you took mine
The feeling of butterflies
Oh so divine.


    I’ve met you some where

In a place of dreams
Your furry and fluffy
and colored of cream
My kitten so sweet
So soft and so bright
Watching little paws
Watching kitty fight
Himself in the mirror
Or a string instead
You hold your little kitty
And he sleeps in your bed


  
    The winter comes and drops down

making all the children frown
They zip up jackets oh so tight
Hoping to prevent frost bite
They put on gloves and wool socks
they make little forts from ice blocks
Winter passes and spring returns
Look at all the pretty ferns
The flowers bloom and the bugs return
Fighting off the winters spurn
Spring ends and autumn is here
Look at the orange ,so queer
the trees leaves fall, and the pumpkins patch
the eggs have all come and hatched
Winter comes and the children rejoice
It’s seems the seasons have a voice.

    A tingle in your stomach

A thump in your chest
You nose feels funny
and your legs won’t rest
You see her and she sees you
Almost as natural as morning dew
Your nervous and sweating
The feeling that you might be regretting
A decision you’ll make to hold her hand
Hoping that she’ll understand
That you like her alot
A no one else
It’s more powerful than anything else
You’ve felt or seen before
You just can’t take it anymore
You grab her hand and she grabs yours
You love her and it can’t be ignored
But she loves you too
And you become so happy so unglued
You walk her home and say goodbye
She goes in and tries not to cry
You’ll miss her alot through the night
But never fret never fright
You’ll see her in the morning like every day

and the sadness will go away.
Written by
Evan Robbins
791
   --- and Cary Fosback
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