The Winter Love Melts In The Summer Sun

We met in the festive December

At Nora’s gathering, a church member.

I felt as bored as a shell on the shore,

You were yawning behind the nightstand door.

With laughter, we broke the party's gloom,

And suddenly, it was filled with joy and bloom.

Charming and witty, you caught my eye,

While I felt clumsy, shy, and a bit high.

You offered me a ride home late that night,

But from that farewell, you stayed in my sight.

Thoughts of you danced in my mind day and night,

Our first date fell on the solstice so bright.

You wore a jacket with “No War” displayed,

While I donned blue, completely dismayed.

Joyful and ecstatic, I floated on cheer,

Living the dream, wishing you near.

Yet warning bells chimed, arousing some dread,

They cautioned me not to rush ahead.

But love had already enveloped my heart,

So I whispered, “Hush,” and let feelings start.

Christmas arrived, blanketed in snow,

We kissed beneath mistletoe, letting love grow.

Days flew by as if on wings they soared,

Before I knew it, spring was restored.

You took me to the lake on Saint Patrick’s Day,

To show me your magic in a playful way.

Around the campfire, you strummed your guitar,

In the eyes of our friends, you shone like a star.

Summer approached before I could blink,

With plans for July, we were in sync.

Little did I know, on that bonfire night,

You had other intentions that didn’t feel right.

You had eyes for Nora Stevenson, it’s true,

The very same host from that December view.

But fret not for me, I emerged with a gain,

For you turned from fun to a source of disdain.

Thank you for the lesson, my dear,

That winter love fades when summer is near.

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