The Girl in the Indigo Jeans
She was the love of his life
The star of his dreams
The girl in the indigo jeans.
He imagined being with her
In many ways, many scenes
The girl in the indigo jean.
Standing by the boardwalk along the beach
But this girl that wanted was too far out of reach
He saw her for the first time and hoped maybe perchance
She would say yes if he asked her to dance
But she was out of his league
Though he tried he couldn't get her by any means
The girl in the indigo jeans.
Even though that he's older and she's moved away
In his heart she will forever stay.
David has been published most recently in Smile, Poet's Digest, The Pink Chameleon, Creative Inspirations, Pancakes in Heaven, The Shine Journal, The Jokester, Weekly Avocet and Forte Green Literary Review. He publishes and edits The Poet's Art, a print journal that accepts family-friendly poetry. He is currently accepting work for the January 2014 issue. Contact him at ipoetdavid@gmail.com for more information.
David,
ReplyDeleteThe poem has an attractive title, with well chosen adjectives to describe the girl and further narrates the whole sweet story.
Nice one!
Keep it up
Andrew Ntchindi Jere
Well written piece.
ReplyDeleteNicely written, good reading...
ReplyDeleteRhoda Galgiani
summer love read in autumn. i enjoyed the tuneful nature of this piece. good reading indeed..reminds me of marylin monroe? ralph.
ReplyDeleteHi David, This is a very lovely poem recalling some beautiful memories to cherish for a lifetime! Enjoyed!
ReplyDeleteAudrey
David, I just realized something...I think we've "met" before on a poetry forum at Poem Train. Is this the same David Fox?
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your poem. It's amazing how we can remember someone and a specific detail about them (in this case, the jeans) and never forget who they were and how they made us feel. Great work!
Poppy,
ReplyDeleteYes, we have "met" before at Poem Train. Thanks for the compliments but this was a purely fictional poem.
~David Fox