My Love,My Life,My Husband

I never have to wonder about you, You are always here for me, Even when I push you away. This has always puzzled me, How could it be that I've found something So real in you, that I couldn't find in anyone else? You make me realize That love is actually real, And I can't believe that You could love me for me. I never have to wonder about you, You are always here for me Even when I push you away. And although we're miles apart, I feel like we're only inches, Almost as though I can feel your breath on my neck Your fingertips on my cheeks, Your lips upon mine, Your skin touching mine... You actually convinced me, That there is someone actually out there just for me. And I somehow realize That if we were to ever part, I might cry Because you mean just that much to me, You are my love, my life, my husband
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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December 22, 2010 at 10:03 AM
very sweet and loving, a lovely write for your husband, enjoyed this one,..p.d.
Rhinem Avatar
December 22, 2010 at 6:13 AM
Smile ~ Very beautiful sentiments brushed upon the colourful canvas of "Precious 'Love' My Dear" &, may "Heavens Glorious Light" forever bless, "Your Priceless Heart & Souls Unions Within An Eternal Embrace of, 'Neverending Joy & Bliss!!!'" ~ "My Love & Warmth Always to 'You & Yours,'" John! ~ Smile, "Keep Painting &, Keep Loving &, 'Happy Holidays;'" Bye!:) ~
Mehta Avatar
December 22, 2010 at 5:00 AM
Very passionate and emotional thoughts you have penned for your spouse, jasmine
Horsman Avatar
December 21, 2010 at 11:26 PM
wonderful poem is this, your husband is so lucky to have a love like you Jasmine. Harry
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