Tell me again you love me. Hold me again like you care. Let me reach for you
in the darkness and please, please,
find you there. Let me want you
deep inside me and know you want that, too. Let's make love all night and in morning's light, if we want to, begin again. Let me see your smile to return with my own. God, let's laugh out loud! May my name be the last word you breathe at night, now, today. Someday may never come, and forever won't be enough.
CJ you have nailed this love poem and labelled it beauty of romance for it is the stuff that great love stories are made of with just a trace of sensuality. Sweet.
Fee
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on October 10, 2006
Wow, he must be a hero or something to want him that much. I particularly was impressed with the ending. Great work. Victor
This is beyond romance
this is love.....and love with romance as it's base
is a wonderful combination
very emotional..........sounds like soul mates :)
pax A
On the surface, it seems like an innocent enough romantic poem, but the despair in it is overwhelming at a second glance. Excellent job at providing another dimension to the poem, CJ.
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Fee
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
this is love.....and love with romance as it's base
is a wonderful combination
very emotional..........sounds like soul mates :)
pax A
Brett
Rusty
Has everything romantic in it that you ould want, bar the kitchen sink..
I love it..
Love
Peter
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)