5/29/10

A Summer Romance
Fred E. Beaulieu


Did e’er two hearts beat more in tune
Than yours and mine that treasured June
When summer winds spoke glorious vows
And blew so sweetly ‘cross our brows

Were e’er two minds so knit as one
Below that bright anointing sun
The thoughts we shared ‘neath sheltering trees
And dreams that flowed with placid ease

Hath e’er two souls been so entwined
Within that season’s sacred shrine
Where, in your arms, my spirit soared
And basked in heaven’s blest reward

Was e’er affection so bestowed
Which scaled the heights of love’s abode
Your tender lips, O bliss sublime
'Twill stir me till the end of time


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I am a lifelong resident of West Michigan, and have enjoyed a rewarding career in computer programming. My interests include music, reading, puzzles, old movies, and of course poetry. I enjoy writing poems which reflect the many faces of life and love.