You stood in the door of the girls dormÂ
Alone in the late summer‘s heat
I sat on the steps on the concrete warm
And quietly offered a seat
Shy you were then, and I too was scared,
‘Twas a wonder we ever did meet
But there on those stairs in a moment we shared
I found that your kisses were ever so sweetÂ
You walked up the aisle and pulled alongside,Â
Together we promised our lives
I promised forever to love and abide
Together as husband and wifeÂ
Together our lips touched and made us complete
Like honey from heaven, your kiss was that sweet.
You laid on a bed in motherhood‘s glow
A child asleep on your breast
I looked at the two of you proud just to know
A feeling too deep to express
A woman whose heart held enough love to meet
The needs of this child, and still kiss me sweet
You stood on the pier in a gray winter coat,Â
stretching to catch a first view
I stood on the deck of the barnacled boat,
My memory filled up with you.
Returning from sea, I could feel our lips meet
Better than memory, your kiss was still sweet
Alone in the house, the kids all departedÂ
And finally space of our own
we boggled at silence, a feeling unchartedÂ
A quiet road laid in cobblestone
With nothing to interrupt, naught to compete
You filled up the space with kisses so sweet
You in the bed breathe a steady balletÂ
of weariness piled in a heap
I came to bed late, and leaned in to say
“I Love you†– I knew you were still fast asleep
And deeper than passion, truer in sleep
Your dream found my lips, and kissed me so sweetÂ
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