Love is…
The unspoken,
The unwritten,
All the things
We don’t have to say
Love is…
The unspoken,
The unwritten,
All the things
We don’t have to say
The party was in full swing when Sinead arrived, she’d had to work late so arranged to meet Ben at the party.
But a combination of bad luck
and an awkward client meant that she was even later than she’d anticipated and
when Sinead walked into the Village Hall it appeared, she was too late to save
her engagement.
As she found her Fiancé Ben
otherwise engaged in a very passionate kiss with her cousin Fiona.
If Sinead had been surprised
by what greeted her in the Village Hall it was nothing compared to Ben’s surprise
when she knee’d him in the balls and there was definitely a look of surprise on
Fiona’s face a split second after Sinead slapped it, twice.
With Ben doubled up unable to
speak and Fiona with a scarlet handprint on each cheek of her startled face, Sinead
stormed out of the hall like a Celtic Goddess with her flaming red hair
streaming behind her.
She was like a heat seeking
missile and shot straight out into the car park and straight into Sebastian Cooper,
who was lost in thought as he walked the other way and they both ended up in a
heap on the floor.
“Why don’t you look where
you’re going you idiot” she screamed, Seb totally ignoring Sinead’s angry
remarks instead chose to look at the striking red head with an appraising eye.
“Are you ok?” he asked with
concern
She looked confused at first
and then opened her mouth to launch another tirade at him but dissolved into
tears instead.
Sebastian took her in his arms
and comforted her while she cried her pitiful tears and as they sat on the
tarmac of the car park in the darkness she sobbed and dribbled on his new shirt
until their hearts somehow became irrevocably entwined.
Harry's mind wandered
As he wends his way
Through crowded streets
He would see her that night
Anna, his new love
He could smell her hair
Feel the softness of her skin
He could even taste her
He longed for her
As he remembered
Her smile, her kiss
Her writhing body
Then Harry stepped off the curb
Oblivious
And was struck
By a car unseen
Tossing him like a rag doll
Depositing him unceremoniously
Between car and gutter
As his body lay broken
And bleeding
Where it came to rest
On the unforgiving street
The last image in his mind
Was not the killer car
But his Anna, His new love
As his life ebbed away
His heart beat its last
The paramedic's best efforts
Were to no avail
A moment's carelessness
Had cost a young life
His heart beat no more
In his broken body
Only to beat once more
And reanimate
In another's chest
To bring new hope
To rekindle another's existence
Bringing a new beginning for Sally
Which like a phoenix
Rose from the ashes
Of another families grief
Young and beautiful
She
looked at the life ahead
With
hope and optimism
But
a life was planned for her instead
A
loveless marriage
With
a distant stranger
Arranged
by her family
She
decided was not for her
She
gave her heart
To
the love of her life
She
listened to her heart
And
not her fathers voice
She
simply fell in love
With
a man of her choice
She
wanted too make a life
With
the love of her life
The
consequence of this love
So
precious to her
Was
shame on her family
And
death for the dishonour
She
risked her life
For
the love of her life
Her
cries for help
Went
sadly unheeded
The
cruellest punishments
For
the love she needed
She
gave her life
For
the love of her life
Her
father wanted to arrange her life
And
cursed the love of her life
Her
father took her life
Because
of the love of her life
She
wanted to live her life
With
the love of her life
Make
her safe in paradise
God
protect her in the afterlife
If
we had met at a different time
I would have asked out Charlie
Charlie the beautiful young brunette
Whose voice alone was sufficient to arouse
Hazel eyes that could mesmerize
And her heady perfume was hypnotic
Just to look at her curves stirred my loins
Those perfectly round buttocks
The swing of her hips
And the movement of her breasts
Charlie the beautiful young brunette
With the impossibly long legs
That could have encircled me
In our passionate embrace
She could so easily have been mine
But I stepped away
And I distanced myself from her beauty
Because she was half my age
And because I was not free
I did the right thing
But I still think of what might have been
It’s so good to be loved
To
be essential to someone
To
be the breath of their life
The
beat in their heart
The
fire in their blood
Seeing
love in their eyes
Knowing
you are the one
Being
in their every thought
It’s
so good to be loved
Except
when you love another
The empty ache of loneliness
A hollow emptiness
A desperate want
For their caress
To fill the void
Left by invisibility
Butterflies flutter
When you meet their gaze
Knees weaken, just for a second
As they brush past
Then light-headedness
When you smell their scent
Then later
In the quiet of the night
The empty void of want
Loins aching for them
Then hollow emptiness
The constant companion
The loneliness
Of unrequited love