The curtains resembled ivory nightgowns of two ladies from his past
One he loved, the other he loved after the last
The sunset glistened against the oriel window
Of the facility he moved into after he became widowed
But now he discovered company in the small things
He recalled small moments when he glanced at his ring
The wife he loved was a young bride at twenty three
He envisioned her dancing in the rose garden by the tree
Her smile gleamed childlike in a blue dress and full of glee
Whereas the other wife was cautious towards life but nonetheless lovely
Their love was much older but radiated brightly
His memories twirled like the curtains in the wind
Remembering times now and times then
Oh, How things change when we least expect them to
Oh, how our memories live in us and lead upon many avenues
In his old age, he chose to live life over with the window slightly open
Dancing with his memories of them
©️MaddieA
Lovely poem!
Thanks ladyreck67!
beautiful