Valentine's Day Twenty Ought Nine Poem by Kim Doyle
Valentine's Day Twenty Ought Nine
It’s an adage, but true, that to remember
something you forgot, go back to the spot
you thought of it, and it will return to you.
I think of she who loves me everywhere I go,
leaving memory markers behind like floats
buoying up a fishing net. I have only to move about
to catch her in the wet weaves;
and never forget, that I love her too.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
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