Six Whole Years – Sonya Goldenberg

Another brilliant piece from a GUNNAS WRITING MASTERCLASS writer

my_happy_home..jpg_480_480_0_64000_0_1_0It started when a singer touched our hearts

An online group, a pilgrimage devout.

Two thousand miles would still keep us apart,

You shy, me young, neither had quite come out.

 

A year of webcams, crying in airports.

You move! We share our time, though not your place

For here’s my youth, my umbilical cord

And there go plans, and there goes our embrace.

 

When we found our way back, our lives were freer

Our trust regained, after a healthy wait

Then tried to buy a house, a wasted year.

It’s time, at long last, to cohabitate.

 

So six years on: a lease, a pen, a drawer.

I think we can commit to one year more.

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