Love in the Fast Lane
A sweltering sky
floats, as we walk
the lengthy and twisting
picturesque streets. The knightly ships,
proclaimed as autos,
pass by at a frenzied speed
and never stop. Your glamour
holds for the moment and remains
my haven of security.
It’s both sacred and rare. But all relationships
find their ends through different circumstances,
and ours is no different. We just had more strength
of will and thought love would bear
and grow, each entrusting the other
to preserve it. But something happened
that day as we crossed the threshold to walk
beyond the watchful lands
of ancient history.
Your allure was borne away
on a sudden chilling wind.
Your abrupt chilling, bitter words
cutting deep, even as newer cars
race by on their accelerated journeys.
Linda Imbler
Linda Imbler’s poetry
collections include four published works by Amazon, “Big Questions, Little
Sleep,” “Lost and Found,”
“Red Is The Sunrise,” and
“Bus Lights, Travel Sights.” Soma
Publishing has published her
three e-book collections,
“The Sea’s Secret
Song,” “Pairings,” a hybrid of short fiction and poetry, and “That Fifth Element.”
She is a Pushcart and
Best of the Net nominee. Examples of Linda’s poetry and a
listing of publications can be found at lindaspoetryblog.blogspot.com.
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Poetry
Well written poem that makes me want to read more poetry. The artwork is top notch too. Angelo told me about this place. Impressive indeed.
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