By DMK
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Two young teens sat in a theater,
Ghost Story on the screen. He got up the nerve to put his arm around her, leaned
left, lifted his right arm and set it on her shoulder, she accepted, success.
Not sure on how to graciously
pull it back once the tingle began, the arm fell asleep and stayed in that
position for the rest of the movie. Asleep for nearly two hours, excruciating pain
not detected externally, too much riding on the date, she leaned forward at the
credits and the arm fell, blood began flowing.
~*~
One-year rolled by, her heart
torn and shattered, and a very hard decision made. “Your smothering me, we need
to take a break from each other.” Dejected, she was right, that did not ease
the pain.
Four months later, passion
rekindled.
Four years later, The Little
White Church, packed to capacity. The young teens in that movie theater are now
the King and Queen of the ceremony. The Bride adorned in the most beautiful
dress is ravishing. The Groom, dressed in a white on white Long Tail Tuxedo.
“You may kiss the Bride.”
Gently he lifted the veil,
exposing the face of his lovely bride. He cupped her face with both hands; his left thumb
wiped a single tear from her cheek. He leaned in and they gently kissed, then
he whispered, “I will love you always.”
~*~
The heated flames of passion
bring forth a family.
Father time shows no mercy, gives
no reprisal. Infants become boys.
“The answer is no! You are,
grounded!” The father hurts and cannot waver, the child angry.
A trip to Disney and the dancing fountains.
Christmas Morning, two young boys
witnessed one single, very large box, in amazement they tore into it for what
seemed to be hours. Miles of smiles illuminated that day.
~*~
“It’s always my fault! EVERYTHING
I DO IS WRONG!”
The bedroom door slammed, the
back door followed, glass shattered, in the garage he sat in the car and
screamed, “WHY!” Palms to his eyes, he breaks down in sorrow and shame.
Back in the bedroom, she curled
into a ball, clutching a tear soaked pillow, emotionally distressed, she
whispered. “Don’t leave.”
~*~
The flame has now flickered into
the third decade. Saturday afternoon dates at the same restaurant. She smiled and they laughed. Reflecting on days past and sitting in the moment.
They tipped their glasses, smiled
and he whispered.
“Love Ya Babe.”
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DMK
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