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Glowing Embers
By Jim Kittelberger



Young love is celebrated in poetry and prose
passions that rage consume every page.
However it is true that wisdom comes late
and along with contentment, so sayeth the sage,
comes mature love, and so it must be retold,
the best is most certainly reserved for the old.




Jim Kittelberger. 2002. All Rights Reserved