(750 words) Sandra Malone sat staring at her laptop. On the left side, a heart with a ribbon around it and the words, ‘To My Valentine.’ On the right, a blank page anticipating her inspired verse. She sighed. She’d needed the work and, as a poet – of sorts, had been recommended to Gibson’s Cards to crank out twenty Valentine verses and messages. After a morning’s work, trying to think of original lines using ‘Valentine,’ ‘please be mine,’ ‘heart,’ ‘never part’ and such, she was sorely tempted to rhyme ‘heart’ with ‘fart.’ That’d make Gibson’s sit up!
Tag: valentine’s day
Love, Let Us!
(Acrostic Valentine Poem) Violets are violet, letters are read. A lover's words preserved blindly, left best unsaid. Envelopes, bundled, tied with a band ...
Love, Let Us!
(Acrostic Valentine Poem) Violets are violet, letters are read. A lover's words preserved blindly, left best unsaid. Envelopes, bundled, tied with a band ...