The Tender Place

No one reason seems enough
To why I love you
Less insufficient, more perhaps too much

It's encapsulated in all you are
If I stop to think of them all
You'd be too beautiful to touch

You panic when you're happy
There's a darkness laughing
Saying 'Enjoy it while you can'

For the first time I don't care
Let me love the one who awoke me
Then take it all, everything I am

There is nothing else that's wanted
Nothing more to see
Than your beautiful place

Into the room
That once housed our younger lives
I call this love now, 'The Tender Place'
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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