Love Poem: Sunday In Spain

Sunday In Spain

We stroll the barrios of sweet Madrid
          A world of ill concern thus wafting by
     Reflections of the day alight your eye

Still here we are alone amidst a crowd
          The only two attentive souls on earth
     A wistful world of introspective worth

You nip a glass of absinthe patiently
          The drops upon your lips to tantalize
     I kiss it off and taste with open eyes

To flit your tender lashes with my own
          A deep and secret pleasure I obscure
     I watch you as I kiss, lids so demure

I muse to what you ponder, lids so tight
          Whene'er our mouths meet, is it fantasy?
     Oh, do your dreams rest on exactly me?

The market spins about us, silly fools
          To sew its charm romantic, once again
     Two rascals mad in love ... in sunny Spain.




~ 1st Place ~  in the "As Easy As A-B-B" Poetry Contest, Nina Parmenter, Judge & Sponsor.

~ 1st Place ~  in the "Standard Contest 160 Any Form Any Theme" Poetry Contest, Brian Strand, Judge & Sponsor.