A Date To Remember.
There is nothing like a romantic getaway
If one carefully plans out the perfect date for a new aqquaintance then one is almost guaranteed that she will become more than just an aqquaintance.
A Date To Remember.
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Perhaps a horse
drawn carriage,
a chocolate steed
with an ivory mane
His big brown eyes
reflecting thanks
as we hand feed him carrots.
A carriage with a fringed top
and plush oversized bench,
stocked with a large cooler
of white and red wines,
merlot, chardonnay, peach
cherry, and champagne.
Plus cheeses of provolone,
garlic, cheddar, mozerella,
gouda, pepperoni speckled
and bleu next to some
straw hats and a guitar.
Pulling up to your door
with that clippety-clop,
sound of yesterday
when romance was cherished,
and sweeping you
away from the doldrums
of modern life,
like a fair maiden of old.
Some Fabian style driver
to cart us along,
lest I fail to meet
your full expectations,
then at least you
could fantasize,
but most likely
you would be lost
in our sweet
conversing between
sharing sips of wine
and hand feeding
each other succulent cheeses.
Then off to a private beach,
secluded and pristine with
two striped cabanas
for changing
into less clothing on
a warm summer day.
We would relax in
the tropical sun,
with only the
sound of the ocean
intermingled with our sighs,
in two lounge
chairs side by side
holding hands and
watching time go by.
Soon enough the
urge would strike us
to race into the
restless surf,
then I would grace
your flesh
with a warm massage
of sun oils
to protect your
lovely complexion,
in a gentlemanly fashion,
and bid you to do my back,
before our refreshing dip.
Then off we would dash
splashing and giggling
like children in the salty froth,
wet bodies embracing
just long enough
for a sampling
of how it would feel,
if fate chose to
grant us romance.
After we had
frolicked to exhaustion,
we would climb
together on a raft for two,
and float on our
backs side by side,
gazing up at the
blue of the sky,
when we were not gazing
into each others eyes.
Later we would
paddle back shore,
a team effort,
to get us back to
the picnic basket
on ice that awaited us.
There we would
share King crab salads
abundant with the
oceans bounty
and finger sandwiches
of thin sliced
prime rib or turkey breast
with lettuce and tomato,
as well as two generous
covered dishes of chilled
crème brulee
for our dessert.
sharing smiles
between ravenous bites.
Then off for a long
stroll down the beach,
hand in hand,
collecting sea glass,
just enough to form
a heart of multi-colored
gems that we would glue
onto a white square
of cardboard as
a souvenir of our
summer date.
As dusk set in
and sunset dappled
our paradise with
oranges and golds,
I would set a
driftwood fire ablaze,
and we would
enjoy it's heat,
roasting marshmallows,
making smores,
and watching the
day dissolve before us.
By firelight I
would lift my guitar,
and compose love
songs for you,
encompassing our
day together,
with hopes for
other days to come.
Then back to the
carriage which
would arrive at 11:00 p.m.
for a starlit ride home,
with the fringe top removed,
so that we could enjoy
our night ride together.
Soft murmured
conversation, accompanied
by the gentle jounce
of wagon wheels,
and steaming mugs
of cappucino,
till we reached
your front door,
where we would
tentatively blend
eager lips into
a short farewell kiss,
that would joyously become
a long timeless blending
of two lonely souls.
Pulling away only
with great regret,
gazing deep into
each others eyes
with somewhat
sated smiles
as I slip you
another ticket
to your next date
in the paradise of
each others arms,
an evening of theater
and dancing
on the following weekend.
Then you'd promise
your attendance,
giving me one
more delicious peck
on my lips and
vanishing to
many happy dreams
beyond your door.
© 2009 Matthew Frederick Blowers III