Watching You (poem) by Sharon Moore a'Kihoro

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Watching You
by Sharon Moore a'Kihoro - Stenhouse
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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As I watch you from a distance
Wanting a puzzle solved
Your eyes, your smile, the tilt of your head
Make me want to get involved
Am I curious enough to inquire
Am I bold enough to explore
Knowingly aware of my shyness
Realizing I need to know more
As I watch you from a distance
Wondering about your heart
Love appears to dwell within
A bright light upon the dark
Desires asleep within me
Awaken with your presence near
Unaware you are of this
Ashamedly I have fear
Are you with someone right now
Does she fulfill your every need
As I watch you from a distance
Sometimes I feel you watching me.

(c) 2006 Sharon Moore Stenhouse - All Rights Reserved

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Reviewed by Regis Auffray 11/25/2009

I am drawn into your verses and what they express, Sharon. This is very "real" to me. Thank you. Love and best wishes,

Regis