To CL
A memorial made of polished ash colored stone
Covered with a memory from the past
With vibrant paint strokes of two others of the present
Whispering many secrets to the universe
Hoping it may understand
A brittle bench with black brass railings
And old chipped paint that can no longer be deciphered
Holds up the trust between the two
Who have dropped memories like loose change at its feet
As if the cracked pavement was a wishing well
Two lonely but content maroon color leather chairs
With rips and busted stitching
Erupting from the seams with exuberant joy
With moments that have been stuffed into the cushions
Unable to hold each and every one
A library clogged delighted with books
And years old stories
Guarding the secrets
Precious happiness
And our adventures that have been imprinted on the walls
Like a fortress with aisles upon aisles of universes acting as guardians of those moments
Filled with memories that can’t be forgotten
Colored with laughter spilling every which way
Ringing in the small nook
Hidden behind aisles of books
There’s something beautiful about a shared secret
That was growing and knocking against one’s chest like a prisoner
Sweetheart
Thank you
For our
Many adventures
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