Your voice from below made me wish for the romance of a rose-covered trellis. Instead I let you in the back. We ignored the midnight trains, the early birds. Now I watch the morning sun trace your curves, thinking, who needs roses?
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Christine Hanolsy 
Who indeed! Quite a sensual take on the prompt. Loved it.
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Ah…what a lovely picture!
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Ah, l’amour…. 🙂
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I loved the description of the curves. Not needing the roses seems both practical and romantic at the same time.
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Who needs roses, indeed? Although romantic, the suitor might have broken his neck. I especially love the night/day of this: “We ignored the midnight trains, the early birds.”
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Ah, to be young and in love!
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Gorgeous, sensual, romantic. Fabulous stuff, Christine! 🙂
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…as usual.
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Beautiful, Christine. The last line is sublime.
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Wonderful scene-setting, so visual and with Heart.
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Lovely piece, Christine! So sensual and romantic.
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STUNNING…and so romantic I got to the last line and simply sighed.
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: ) I’m sitting here singing ‘the best things in life are free’. Love this scene, Christine!
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Beautiful.
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Loved this!
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This is the most romantic post on the grid. Times one-hundred.
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I really, really liked this.
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I loved this piece! And I agree with the sentiment. But, I’ll still swoon at roses!
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“watch the morning sun trace your curves” <–i love that. That speaks volumes in a beautiful way. Lovely!
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Really a lovely piece. “…the romance of a rose-covered trellis.” Evocative in its simplicity.
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Subtle and sensual. Beautifully realized, Christine. :))
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Who needs roses indeed! The ‘morning sun trace your curves’ is such a simple description but paints a sensuous picture.
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So poetic and lyrical! Beautiful.
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