that night
we fell asleep
on the driveway
between my car
and yours
why didn’t I
pick you up
carry you inside
and love you
like I loved you
all the years
before
and all the years
after
that night
we fell asleep
between cars
Being Present for the Moment
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Leonard Durso 
Moving and filled with longing and regret~
Thank you. This woke me up tonight and now to try to get back to sleep.
Lovely…
Thank you, Nina.
Another year I love your creativity. E
Thank you, Elizabeth.
Awesome! I love this.
that’s the most “unromantic” situation I’ve read for today… hahaha! 🙂
It’s one of those “you had to be there” scenarios.
Powerful words of regret. An interesting story hidden between the lines (or cars).
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May I reblog your poem over the weekend? I always enjoy reading a love poem that speaks from a most perfect moment.
Thank you, Laine. Yes, you may. It’s always an honor to have someone share your work.
Reblogged this on From Midnight to Dawnlight and commented:
I enjoy Leonard’s writing immensely. His poetry often highlights the moment but his artistry is the gift of picking the ‘right’ moment. Thanks for sharing Leonard.
Beautiful and romantic poem 🙂
Thank you.
Wonderful and heartfelt.
Thank you, Jarrod.
Poignant and beautiful!
Thank you, Andrea.