The Day I Met You

The day I met you;
I wish I could recall
The way my cheeks turned red
When you turned your smiling head.

I’m sure there was a tingle
Rushing down my spine
As your gaze fell upon me,
Your eyes meeting mine.

You held out a stately hand,
I took it without haste
I couldn’t bring myself to speak,
Yet a moment I could not waste.

Just to think of your strong hand
Wrapping gently ’round my own
The warmth of you surrounding me,
My zeal for you full-grown.

If only I could remember
The way you spoke my name
How magical you made it sound,
The way my heart did pound!

Ah, the day I met you:
I wish I could recall . . .
But, alas, it seems
I’ve met you only in my dreams.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2005

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