Sweet Words...
sweet whispered words
of your melodic voice
sings to me
everytime we speak
sending chills
all over my body
I close my eyes
to imagine your
arms wrapped around
my waist
your face
so very close to mine
nibbling and kissing
softly everywhere
making me giggle
nuzzling under your chin
just holding you closely
would make me oh so happy
yet you aren't here
I open my eyes slowly
and shed a tear
knowing that you aren't near
Published by robynA91185
I have been published through Poetry.com's hardback book Immortal Verses Series(2006), where six of my poems were published. I've also received Editor's Choice Award from that same site. View profile
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