We met in a room full of strangers, she and I, a lifetime ago.
Left to our own devices, and blessed to be in our metaphysical prime,
we chose to share a common path, a mystical journey favored
by the unconditional trust each had granted the other with
scarcely a word spoken. Side by side we explored the
wondrous lands of our exclusive universe.
Ours were the private marvels and secret treasures
strewn before us like fallen leaves. The quest was us
and we were the quest, that was all that mattered
in that perfect world. Then cruel Fate stepped in and
dictated an end to our magical trek – it was time for our nap.
  I was three years old and had just discovered in the
confusion of the First Baptist Church nursery school my perfect feminine
counterpart. With a scrap of brown paper towel and a tiny pencil we had scrawled
a squiggly line that was our map to unknown adventures. Together we followed
faithfully that wild path, beneath tables and behind chairs, throughout the
mysterious realm that was the floor of the church nursery. It was the perfect
scene, setting the standard evermore for romance to come. If life could be
wrought from dreams, then mine would be a squiggly intaglio of world travels
shared with my loyal lady love.










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Poemission
True Romance










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