How I Met Your Mother Poem by John F. McCullagh

How I Met Your Mother

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I was waiting on the platform,

waiting for a westbound train.

I was thinking about you

but I didn’t know your name.

I had seen you at the wedding-

You were playing bass guitar.

I didn’t at the time yet know

How wonderful you are.

Amazingly the train was late,

delayed because of rain.

You came with that umbrella.

I forgot about my plane.

I somehow found my courage

to finally ask your name.

In time we would share sorrow

But first we’d share romance.

I’ve no regrets that we two loved-

just grateful for the chance.

Someday I’ll tell our children

How we met there in the rain

How a shared umbrella

brought us close

While waiting for a train.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A verse about the finale
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ramesh Rai 01 April 2014

Beautiful romance of life. The moment shall ever be ringing in mind if it happen so in any one's life.

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Gajanan Mishra 01 April 2014

I somehow found my courage, good writing, thanks.

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