TO THE WOMAN I LOVE

REFLECTIONS



You said I was your heart

You proclaimed me your world

Without me, you said, no light

Why now the tension like spring coiled?



I have seen no goddess

Else I would describe you as such

Your laughter like pianos in fullness

Makes my heart lift much.



Your skin is tender yet firm

Your eyes like fully bright torches

Your face is as from well moulded clay

Your lips, full and inviting like grapes.



Why then my love

Why the loss of intimacy

Don’t question my love for you

As one whose faith in God is lost.



Trust me when I proclaim love

Trust me when I proclaim

I’m not in for your virgin pride

Trust me when I say “you are my love”.




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