For Eileen Kelly. 1 comment

15 Jan 2006 @ 16:41 Simply a memory of my first Wife. Kernerewek. By the river in Richmond. (For Eileen Kelly.) We courted on these banks, you an I Crushing lush Richmond grasses Much has changed since then, The long years here with me. But what has not changed Is the imprint of our laying, How young we were then. You not yet a virgin Bride Weighed by passion-Temptation. I knew you as innocence Shy tremble, soft breathing. June 1988. Richmond Thames side. London.

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15 Jan 2006 @ 18:40 by silviamar : beautiful nostalgic poem
Yes, the imprint of every moment remains forever, as if the time had stopped.
I was in Richmond some years ago, I remember having lunch there in a beautiful park, in one of the few sunny days we had that summer.  

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