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Jacqueline Billy's avatar

We were about 33 then!

Rev. Kevin T. Taylor's avatar

The wisteria does more than frame the scene here; it becomes a shelter for new love, offering beauty, shade, and a quiet sense of privacy as two people learn each other’s gaze. I especially enjoyed the movement from green stems climbing older branches to two lovers swinging beneath them, which lets growth above mirror intimacy below. That pairing gives the poem a gentle sweetness and a strong visual memory. Grateful for the lovely way you let the natural world hold this moment, Jacqueline.

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