Wanting To Touch By Kenny Davis

Wanting To Touch by Kenny Davis


How can I touch HER using only my words?

Each letter, a hand, sliding slowly down the smoothness of HER curves.

Every inch of HER body on the tip of its nerves


How can I touch HER using only my eyes?

Each glance, a sensation, in the middle of HER thighs

With each glare, giving me HER "Don't stop!" cries


How can I touch HER using only my mind

Endless conversations shifting the sands of time

As if it stopped, a love even seen by the blind


How can I touch HER using only my soul?

With HER and I as one, Each other anxious to hold

A time spent together more precious that gold


How can I touch HER using only my heart?

Where my love for HER overflows, is where I should start

For touching HER without touching become to hard


Too hard to go on any longer without the softness of HER touch

Holding this urge, wanting to hold HER, begins to be too much.

The closer I get, the more my blood begins to rush


SHE is right in front of me, yet couldn't be further away

Though it's in my arms that I want HER to stay

Where to HER I can honestly say, "I can't help, but love you day by day."


There's nothing I want more than wanting HER here

In my arms, sharing our joys and our tears

sharing our strengths and our fears, while I can gently whisper and blow in HER ear


It’s wanting that touch, wanting that connection

Wanting to feel, HER everlasting love affection

To freely be able to share our mutual romantic expressions

© March 2010 k.davis
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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