Fall into Me
Fall into me
No need to be
Fearful or shy
No, I won’t try
To make you cry
Nor injure you
So tap into
That bit of you
Who can feel again
I want to see
A bit of me
Inside your eyes
We’ll fall into
The me and you
Who can know
The sweet refrain
Where laughter rains
On rendezvous
Down avenues
As burnished leaves
Descend from trees
That lent their shade
To summer days
And all the ways
Love had come
To greet the soul
Without a care
No, did not dare
Deny the fall
©Kay Salady
Posted on February 9, 2014, in poetry and tagged avenues, burnished leaves, carefree, feel again, greet the soul, inside your eyes, laughter, love, me and you, rendezvous, summer days, sweet refrain, the fall, trees. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
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Very romantic
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Thank you, Anders
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You’re welcome, dear Kay. hugs
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This reads with such verve.
Love the rhyme sounds you chose. A perfect Valentine Day’s poem.
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Thanks for the compliment, Hanna
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smiles….i like the feel of helping them over that hump of love…easing them into what can be a rather dramatic fall…smiles.
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Thank you, Brian! I’m glad you do. I feel that it should be much simpler
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It does take a bit of trust to “fall into” someone…but how delicious when we do and we can. Yes, this is romantic…I like.
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Oh, what a divine comment! Yes, we can
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This is exquisite writing.
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I am honored, Laura!
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I enjoyed the confident and romantic tone of your poem. I like the short lines and the rhymes, thoughts and feelings piling on one another.
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I’m so very happy that you did, Gabriella. Thank you!
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