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WATCHING FIRE WORKS
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POEMS FROM POET FREAK WATCHING FIRE WORKS
The crowds are gathering
along the Ohio river bank
tonight, to watch the
famous Rossi fireworks.
One side Ohio, the other
side Kentucky. Here I
sit wondering, where are
you, wishing you were
here with me, missing
you.
The night sky is ablaze
with beautiful fusions. I
saw your face in a star
burst, flashing across
the northern sky.
I reached to touch you,
wanted to chase it. But
in an instant all was gone
The color display was so
wonderful.
I sat in amazement.
Searching the midnight
skies looking for you,
trying to draw you near.
Somehow you had
escaped.
As the evening was ending
once again I drew you unto
myself. In loving thoughts
I said, good night honey
rest well. I love you.
copyright by heather burns
