Valentines Day Poem
February 14, 2010 at 7:39 am | Posted in poetry, writing | 14 CommentsTags: poetry, Valentines Day, writing
First day, Year Of The Cat, my love,
imagine that, sharing secret cheshire grins
about the world a’whirling in its mad and wondrous futile spin
Second day Year of the Cat, my dear,
we shall be en-bereted hep and Jazzy cats tootling
wild and fulsome toons which chase the blue and lonely moon
Third day Year of the Cat should be
fireside curled a’purr with warmth just drowsing through,
a mutual life radiant as you, whispering, together any dream will do
Fourth day Year of the Cat and all the many after that
we will spend our lazy days beside ourselves as further proof
there is no word on earth can come between the one the you and me the two
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i can’t say why
but this part
First day, Year Of The Cat, my love,
imagine that
reads so great to me. had to repeat it like twenty three times..
Comment by Dhyan (AKA Utopain Fragments)— February 14, 2010 #
Beautiful, Paul. Especially that last verse, which reads like a lovely prayer. Good to be back reading Squires. I’ve missed you!
Comment by Bryan Borland— February 14, 2010 #
Well, thufferin thuckatash, wasn’t that a lovely poem! As a person born in the year of the tiger, I must compliment your tribute to the year and to the spirit of Valentines day. Very nice Mr. Squires.
Comment by Val— February 14, 2010 #
Beautiful,
Undeniable,
Devotable,
Seasonal.
Comment by Brad— February 14, 2010 #
lovely and fun
Comment by tipota— February 15, 2010 #
You wrote a much nicer one than I did, haha. This is one to put down in the Legend.
Comment by Narnie— February 15, 2010 #
beautiful breezy stanzas, love the fourth one especially
Comment by mrs. ott— February 16, 2010 #
Awww, beautiful 😀 I love the whimsical images and feel of this! Lovely enough to soften the toughest tom cat!
Comment by harmonie22— February 16, 2010 #
What a beautifull poem! you myst really love the person who inspired the text in the post. It is so sweet and clever, It is also wise and a little naive which is perfect for love.
Comment by marianasoffer— February 16, 2010 #
gorgeous! beautiful! possibly my all time favourite Paul Squires poem 🙂 each time i read this I am filled with images of fabulous drawings, of white tigers curled by firesides, and semi quavers escaping saxaphones etc…just lovely thank you 🙂
Comment by gypsy— February 16, 2010 #
very gentle and warm and loving yet the power rests below the surface
Comment by art predator— February 17, 2010 #
Nice poem for Year of the Tiger. Looks like there may be more stanzas to come – hope so.
Comment by blazenkabrysha— February 17, 2010 #
fireside curled a’purr with warmth just drowsing through
how meltworthy is that??
beautiful writingheart, Paul …
Comment by Shell— February 23, 2010 #
Fell out of bed feeling down. This has brithened my day!
Comment by Madge— May 13, 2011 #