Ready?

Ready?

A Poem by Monday Parker

I am playing zero games with you.

Zero.

I needed to say it twice

To help you understand

I like you

I am going to put it all out there

Farther than my heart on my sleeve

I am going to say it out loud

I like you

Twice so you believe

From the moment I saw you......

I’m not saying love at first sight

But I felt something

Something more than I have felt

Something real

The way you looked at me

When your gaze met mine

You spoke to me

I am falling for you Iron Worker

And its only been 6 days

Since we first met

Yet, we have seen each other

Almost every day since

Its happening quick

I hope your strong arms are enough to catch me.

I’m falling for you…..Fast

Are you ready?

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© 2019 Monday Parker


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Congratulations on the start of a brand new relationship! If you've been around the block then you know it's a lot of work from now on. If not, then the relationship itself will teach you that. Sorry for the Dad review but, being of Dad age, those are what I do.

You write straightforwardly, without pretense or preciousness or straining for effect, and I personally like that. The best poets, like the best prose writers, have always focused on saying what they mean, and I think it's important that the rest of us do so as well.

Falling has a curious history both in the language of love and in human prehistory. More than one hominin from the days before humans left their remains for us to recover by dying of a fall. I wonder if the world-renowned Lucy similarly fell for some studly guy who didn't quite manage to catch her when she released her hold on the branch of some long-forgotten tree. Wouldn't surprise me a bit. But your guy turned out to be more able than that.

Posted 4 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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Congratulations on the start of a brand new relationship! If you've been around the block then you know it's a lot of work from now on. If not, then the relationship itself will teach you that. Sorry for the Dad review but, being of Dad age, those are what I do.

You write straightforwardly, without pretense or preciousness or straining for effect, and I personally like that. The best poets, like the best prose writers, have always focused on saying what they mean, and I think it's important that the rest of us do so as well.

Falling has a curious history both in the language of love and in human prehistory. More than one hominin from the days before humans left their remains for us to recover by dying of a fall. I wonder if the world-renowned Lucy similarly fell for some studly guy who didn't quite manage to catch her when she released her hold on the branch of some long-forgotten tree. Wouldn't surprise me a bit. But your guy turned out to be more able than that.

Posted 4 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Post Script..... He said hes ready :) Swoon.

Posted 4 Years Ago



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Added on August 3, 2019
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Monday Parker
Monday Parker

Sacramento, CA



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