Halifax musings

A poem

Ryna ApplebaumšŸŒ¹
1 min readMar 10, 2020
At the Waterfront in Halifax, NS. (Photo: Erza Applebaum)

Itā€™s sunrise.

The plane has finally landed

And my waiting has ended -

Iā€™m here to see you.

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The prize (you).

Iā€™m here to seize you,

To feel your touch on my skin,

And blush like on cue.

*

ā€œSurprise!ā€

I cheer from around the corner.

Your smile becomes warmer,

And youā€™re happy too.

*

Blue skies.

We stare at them together,

In good or bad weather,

While eating fondue.

*

Apple pies -

You feed them to me at the Waterfront;

Someone behind us is smoking a blunt,

But Iā€™m high off of you.

*

Itā€™s sunset.

The airport is hushed.

Iā€™m late. Iā€™m sad.

Our ā€œgood-byeā€ is rushed.

But in the end

Iā€™m happy we met.

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Ryna ApplebaumšŸŒ¹

Slowly riding this beautiful life and capturing enigmatic moments in writing (katesedition.com)