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One Fine GentlemanA Poem from the novel "The Essence of Poetry II: Gerald's Sophomore Yet Grown Poetrybook" Written by: Gerald L. Ingraham --------------------------------------------- Allow yourself to stop, think, pause and reflect While you may as well close your eyes To picture a night that you would never neglect. The very night that made you realize Many things you do I've learned to appreciate And without any questions asked or inquired To contradict the essence of fate, I must tell you, my sweetheart, I'm still inspired. Let alone, I remain to be very intrigued By your various manners of making sweet love Something provided when I was really in need. Til this day, you're the first and last thing I think of. A gentleman is whom I have come to be, And a lady is whom I have come to know. So make this moment, the turning point to see Where is the next place we shall need to go. I usually take little chances or no chance To make love one of the first things assured Unless there is really more romance Of which I could be or feel secure. Sweetie, I need you to just envision This rare night as our very own special night. A grand night of spectacular incision Of a passionate love one cannot try to fight. As you look around the home After you have taken a step from naked air, You see nothing but candles wherever you roam And petals of red roses on the side everywhere. You walk, then stop for moment to smell The lovely candles and fragrant flowers Now, image speaks words a mouth cannot tell As you see me again from a lifetime of long hours, But the kitchen is not a place to wait When I have set up a nice table for two. So I rush you to that table without a plate, Yet with wine glasses; one for me and one for you. I light that candle on the table And bring you the red wine. I want to prove myself as the only one able To make you feel that we shall fare just fine. Preparing the table with simple dishes Of my day's labor from slaving over a stove so hot, I would be delighted to command your wishes Starting with tonight after I reach the right spot. Let us do wine and dine like those of wealth, Because everything I do is for you And this is the night you need no frets of health. You deserve the best offer of what I could do. Allow me to play a tad of music so soft To relax your mind from all the tension. You are a certified angel who was once aloft and you also have all my attention. I need to learn to love a unique someone So why should I not start with you? You are the one to whom I belong And I would like to make dreams come true. Please take my hand and let me lead. I shall love you with the utmost romance. I have come this far and I'll get on my knee to plead Just for this opportunity to start to slow dance. Imagine a night like this. If you claim a gentleman like me, Then there shall not be a thing to miss And this, you shall see. Poetry Ad-Free Upgrades Vote for this poem
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