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For him

Contributed by spyke_420 on Monday, 27th February 2006 @ 01:32:50 AM in AEST
Topic: LovePoetry



As they stood there

She looked into his eyes to make sure he's real

She sets her head on his chest and he holds her close

Higging her in his arms

She begins to cry

He holds her tighter

Her tears socking into his shirt

She pushes away and looks into his eye

He takes one of her hands in his, her's still in a finst

She softens and and opens her hand

Her fingurs softly gliding in his, till there fingers become intertwind

They both squezz there hands to savor the moment

He looks donw at her and she looks up at him, they both stare deep in the others eyes

His soo deep and magestic

A tear drips down her cheak

He takes his other hand and gently wipse it away

He strokes her cheek with his finger and gently puts his palm on her cheek

She closes her eyes and relaxes her face into his strong but gental hand

She then opens her eyes and looks into his

She puts her hand on his cheek and he dose the same embrace

The warmth of her hand on his skin makes her feel real and alive

He softly brings her close to him and gently smooths his hand throw her soft hair befor he gentaly kisses her on her lips

They share a pationate and deep kiss

Then she gentaly pushes away and looks him deep in his eye and says with all the feeling in her being

"I love you"

As he holds her dearly in his arms he gentaly and truthfully wispers in her ear

"I love you too"






Copyright © spyke_420 ... [ 2006-02-27 01:32:50]
(Date/Time posted on site)





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