All I Need Is You
2 September, 2010
Author: Tim Kitchen
Quiet meal, just the two of us
is something we still like to share.
It’s always easier to be ourselves
when no one else is there.
Slow dance, is still our favourite dance
you and I together, me holding you near.
While you listen as I softly whisper
words of love in your ear.
Gentle passion, that’s how we want it
when you share your love with me.
Still romantic and always tender.
That’s how we like it to be.
Night falls and you share my pillow
feels good holding you close like I do
Dawn breaks and then you kiss me
and I know, all I need is you.
------- Author's Notes -------
love in middle age. |
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Comments on this poem/writing:
| anonymous (71.217.51.220) -- Sunday, November 28 2010, 06:29 am That's what I'm talking about. A very nice poem for us middle age and older. We don't need much anymore. I gave away alot of my tools, except what I need. Retired now and all I need is her. You got it Bro. Thanks for the nice read, at 62. |
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