The Quickening


On the evening of 7th October 2016 as I was sat in the garden, thinking of my husband I was distracted when I  heard our gate, click.  This became the trigger that set in motion my emotions and thoughts of our marriage.  This poem is dedicated to my wonderful husband Roland Alan Coleman and the years we have shared together to date.

The Quickening

The click of the gate alerts me you’re home 
Your travels of late from where you did roam. 
Thoughts of our love begin to soar 
A leap of my heart, as you walk through the door. 
Your eyes reignite the passion once felt 
My heart now feeling, as if it could melt. 
The quickening of love embodied as one 
Returns me to you in a moment, undone. 
© Cheryl Mary Coleman, 2016 – Expression #49 7.10.16 

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