I wonder what life would be like with
no Sun;
Warming days up with
his
ultraviolet smile.
Like the first bottomless Spring sky,
he
becomes more spectacular every
short second
upon
short second!
With the giddiness of a schoolgirl, I know
he's
the one, My knees go weak with anticipation
thinking when I'll next see,
the one
who bursts excitement down my spine
creating energy
that could light Manhattan up forever.
With a massive magnet's power,
I am drawn towards
him
unable,
unwilling,
tobreakaway.
This spot is for me to send my thoughts, ideas, and dreams out into the wide expanse of space we call the universe.
Showing posts with label boys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boys. Show all posts
14 March 2008
09 March 2008
Chivalriless
In age
of chivalry,
men protected woman.
Courage, valor
and love
shew through
their deeds always.
Nothing more important,
their Lady was
their Life.
Modern
times have changed.
Boys think they're in mom's womb
till death, with no
growth,
courage
and protecting
damsels in distress; so
women wander
amiss.
10 January 2008
Gilbert Blythe
I just finished "Anne of Green Gables," and "Anne of Green Gables: the Sequel" for the hundredth time. I have to say that Gilbert Blythe is one of the greatest fictional men ever written. He's so kind, loving, charming, and amazing. Throughout everything he still loved Anne. Those movies are simply heart-warming. I love Gilbert Blythe.
Those movies are just good. They will one day be part of my personal collection. Not for awhile though for I do not have money to spend on movies at the moment. But someday!! One day I plan on marrying my very own Gilbert Blythe. "I don't want sunbursts, or marble halls... I just want you." What a great last line!! Beautiful. Throughout the sequel you just have to be flabbergasted with Anne for her choice to not accept Gilbert's proposal. Throughout the hours of movie you wonder how she could ever do such a thing. I guess her first action makes the last few minutes of the movie that much more lovely.
Sure Morgan Harris seemed like an okay catch, but nothing can best Mr. Blythe!
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