A Dinner For Two Poem by Carole McKinney

A Dinner For Two



A dinner for two with candles all aglow, your
favorite music on the stereo, a table spread
with lace so fine, a feast fit for a king to
dine, a single rose sits in the midst of this
grand array—as if it knows—this is a
special day. A prayer of thanks to God above for sending me
someone to love, a glass of wine—lifted in
anticipation—to toast a future filled with
great expectation, a beautiful evening, filled
with rapture and bliss, ends with a single kiss.
A goodbye is said, a door is closed, and a tear
is shed.

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Carole McKinney

Carole McKinney

Longview, Texas, USA
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