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A Woman Named Love

Alex Bäcker

2020

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A playful and affectionate rhyming poem celebrating the virtues and companionship of a woman named Love.

A woman named Love Took me to a cove And as the Sun set Frisky we did get.

Twas Shadow’s first day In that gorgeous bay But wasn’t his last Forgetting his past.

This woman has touch This woman’s a catch She’s caring and smart In a class apart.

She’s Mrs. Support Of the strongest sort Spiritual, and fun And out for a run.

She’s thoughtful She’s peaceful She’s kind and serene She’s nice to be seen.

Unselfish, no ‘me’ In love with the sea Soft-spoken, a cook Her gift is a book.

Her love can crack mirrors She cuts with no scissors Beachgoers are jealous They’re all feeling melous.

Her dog’s name is Cooper Sometimes party pooper He’s overprotective He’s way overactive.

We once met a squid Who wanted a kid She died for its young Its mate eight times hung.

So Mel gave her love Away for the trove Of finding a mate One only, not eight.

If you are so lucky As a rubber ducky To have her once squeeze you To find her around you.

Enjoy while it lasts From first kiss to last For no one is promised Bliss won’t once be finished.

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Bäcker, Alex (2020): A Woman Named Love. alexbacker.com/w/a-woman-named-love. Originally published at http://alexbacker.pbworks.com/A%20Woman%20Named%20Love.