The Letter
Mon Cheri
We had a good time while it lasted
Just remember that
Remember I took your soft hand in the mist
Tried to kiss those soul eyes with a touch of intimate bliss
So now
Just think of me like this
Like it was a holy Decretum
Think of me like a loose-leaf blowing in the winds of time
Who once landed on your white window sill
Like a feather sent from heaven
And brought you
A brief sense of freedom
Through exchanging rhymes
For we were briefly baptized by those who never cry
Before the winds of time
Picked up
And the Leviathan's lightning
Struck
So saith
I
The bold poetic profit
Walking in rivers of deep reeds
Followed by the great dragon that lieth in the midst of so many swirling rivers
Where I'm sent
To appear like a leaf
On a window sill
To help another swimmer
From becoming a marked sinner
(C)
Copyright John Duffy
Image shared under fair usage policy.
Profit as in benefit
Benefiting from helping.
The phrase "mon chéri" is French for "my darling".
All poetry is open to the readers interpretation.
So I added these notes for clarification.
Thanks for the questions.
Salute
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