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Appalachia, life, love, poems, poetry
Two Innocents
An image of us
Captured in yesterday’s mist:
Two innocents snuggle close
With only love betwixt.
With an arm about your shoulder
I offer you a sweet gift:
I lean toward your cheek —
A kiss, which you shyly resist.
Although disheartened at this refusal,
My inclination does not disappear.
I console myself in realizing that
There’s always us next year.
BRK
December 8, 1995