The way we love.

1 May

The way I love you,
With bliss and with joy;
The simple tale
Of girl meets boy.

The way you love me,
As quiet as night;
Each moment is fresh
As dark into light.

The way I love you,
With depth like the rain;
Refreshing, renewing,
Endless we stay.

The way you love me,
So calm and sweet;
Holding me, smiling,
Moments to repeat.

Tags: dating, life, living, love, love poem, love story, loving, poem, poetry, relationships, writing

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Categories Everyday, Poetry & Writing

One Response to “The way we love.”

Linda May 2, 2011 at 10:39 am #

Perfectly said!

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