You I Love
Sometimes I see your smile
your slope I stop I realize the creature
of beauty before me
It cuts me sometimes
the beauty you wear like a jacket
and toss about with as much care
and, wrinkled nose, pose
disapproved
before your gaze
You look a want of new
You somehow, tired of the
You you see, the
you I love
Your skin is its own world
hidden, so much of it, so often
from all but me
A masterpiece given to
me alone, a Sistine Chapel for
only my touch, only my
eyes to touch, a drink of you
solitary
inside my sight
You look alright to me
You see your slouch, I see
You shining, the
you I love
(Rob H)
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Poet laureate of my heart
I guess it's a poetry week. Here's one by the best one of them all - my darling husband. Isn't it lovely?
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