He is observant.
I am a listener.
He is shy.
I am an extrovert.
He is detailed.
I am global.
He is methodical.I am speedy.
We are parents.
We commune with nature.
We enjoy musical theatre.
We love to travel.
We seek adventure.
We play sports.
We read voraciously.
We are a couple.
For almost thirty-four years there has been…he…I...and we.
I guess it's really true that opposites attract. I like that you did the first verse with 'I and he', and the second 'we'-nice blending, as we all do as couples. And I enjoyed reading about your sons in this previous post. My children too are so different. A friend of mine & I believe that second child appears, looks at the other one & says, I'm going to be "this way"! We see it at school all the time. I can hear the love in all your words, Wanda. Thanks for your family slices!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful last line. Like Linda, I thought it was a great format to start with the I/HE and then move into the WE.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous poem, Wanda.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of a song I sing with Isabelle. It's called "Me, You, We." The we is the part that sounds the most melodic, because (clearly) it's wonderful to be part of a "we."