A short love poem to that special someone. |
With Love, My Darling Has it been seven months since I saw you that night, Hopelessly wondering if liking you was right? Telling my best friend that you were the one And thinking of all those past guys you’ve outdone. Do you know how much I think of you, When I find myself having nothing to do With the long days ahead and the quiet nights alone, Thinking of the best man that I’ve ever known? Do you know how it feels to miss someone so much, To miss holding their hand and feeling their touch, To get lost in their eyes and search in their soul, Looking for love that has made the two whole. And you know how it feels to feel empty inside, Seeking the love our own presence provides, And hoping that absence is short-lived and fleeting. Pretending that distance is not so defeating. As much as I try to hold back from the crying, The fact we’re apart makes this whole thing so trying. It’s just when you’re here, that I feel so complete. We flatter each other in ways that are sweet. Like when I don’t remember, you never forget, Or when I’m breaking down, you tell me not to fret. I’m upset and you’ll keep me from going insane, I won’t know, but you’ll always find ways to explain. When I’m lost, you find ways to get me back on track. When I pointlessly rant, you always have my back. I’m angry, you’re calm, when I’m sad, you are happy You’ve successfully made my existence less crappy. I don’t know what I did to deserve you so much, To earn all your love in the warmth of your touch. That’s why I’ve been thinking of you as of late, Just what in the world makes you so damn great? Well I know, like you know, this relationship rocks. We’ve been through it all, from the pain to the shocks, To the laughs and the cries and awkward moments we share, I’m telling you darling we‘re one hell of a pair. So ok, this is weird, I’m losing rhythmical flow, And I guess that this means I should probably go. But I’ll call you tonight as you’ll soon come to see, You’re the best guy in the world, With love, My D |