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Contrast Poem
January 21, 2013
He said, “You make me laugh.”
I smiled.
He said, “You’re beautiful.”
I blushed.
He said, “Marry me.”
I nodded.
He said, “I want two kids.”
I agreed.
He said, “Lets get a Honda minivan.”
I shrugged.
He said, “The reservation is at 8.”
I drank.
He said, “I’m happy.”
I didn’t answer.
He said, “Do you love me?”
I lied.
© Beth S., Marblehead, MA
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