The
Lottery
We
didn’t win.
We
were close, yes, but
just
not that lucky.
Still,
we spent
the
entire afternoon
tumbling
on to twilight,
spinning
into nightfall,
moreover
moonrise, just
conversing.
Lingered,
bantering
over dinner.
Tarried.
We two
(contentedly
married)
imagined
a million ways
to
spend and share
those
fanciful winnings.
(What
fun it would be.)
What
fun it was – just one
of
those singular evenings,
spent
together, doing nothing
really
remarkable, and yet,
in
the final analysis,
unforgettable.
Funny,
we
didn’t
know
how
lucky we were
we
didn’t win.
PSC
/ 2017-Apr
My offering for Day 19 of Robert Lee Brewer's Poem-a-Day
(PAD).
Assignment: a memory poem
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