Monday, January 7, 2013
With a spoken love letter.
I have a thrilling way of composing a love letter. When walking. With my Italian true love. When I am in the mood. Doesn’t matter where I am. I speak the love letter. Aloud. Trying not to be too conspicuous about it. I modulate the sound. So only my true love can hear. I whisper some love letters. But when people are out of hearing range, I speak normally. Or maybe even shout joyously. Depends on the location. Perhaps in the woods. Along a babbling brook. Where only Mother Nature can eaves drop. The other day we were in the city of Bari. On the Adriatic seafront. In the south of Italy. A brilliant sunshiny morning. Headed for an art museum. My true love in search of peace and tranquility. Maybe preferring silence. I drifted back. Along a wide concourse lined by trees and stone monuments. . And composed a love letter. Soothing and intimate and spontaneous words that only she could hear. About why I loved her. A moment. Captured. Amidst a beautiful setting. But nothing more beautiful than my true love. I was in special space. On this Earth. In this blessed universe. With my true love. I told her so. The words drifted off into silent space. But not lost. Because I was reaching another living soul. With a spoken love letter. –Jim Broede
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