What I wouldn't do

Crickets chatter

in moon kissed

meadows just

outside your

window ...

The world 

beyond wonder,

my chest 

pressed against 

your back

Tears, once angry,

now quietly 

fold you 

into my 

dreams ...

it is here; now,

in these moments --

I don't know

what I wouldn't do

for you ...

Author's Note

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

When love steal our mind and heart. We know true peace and joy.
"it is here; now,
in these moments --
I don't know
what I wouldn't do
for you …"
I love the above lines dear Lyn. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[Lyn Anderson]

Thank you so much. I always enjoy coming back

[Re-Pete]

a strong, heartfelt write. being with the one we love - doesn't get much better than that. sometimes we don't realize what we have until we lose it and find ourselves missing it and will do anything to get it back. the wording is so sweet and beautiful. great opening and powerful closing. awesome song to boot. deep breath and sigh ... :)

[Lyn Anderson]

Lucky me I have it and know I do ...:) Thanks for reading and reviewing.

[Lyn Anderson]

Lucky me I have it and know I do ...:) Thanks for reading and reviewing.

[Ardra]

Love the closing..... Mmmm when loving like this then it's beautiful.....:))

[Lyn Anderson]

Yes. It is. I can tell you know

[Neville]

That is one hell of a lucky guy, if you ask me.... who in their right mind aint gonna love this little gem..... Neville

[Lyn Anderson]

Oh, I am pretty sure he knows he's lucky. As do I. One click of the mouse and it woulda been some guy named Dave. Lol

[Neville]

Dave's a lucky geezer den.....

[Lyn Anderson]

He escaped all that mushy love crap:)

[Neville]

..........yeah write on.....N

[Chris Shaw]

Tender and loving thoughts conveyed in this beautiful poem. A moment in time.

Chris

[Lyn Anderson]

Thank you so much. I swear I replied already. Maybe it was written in my head

[H.W.]

This is a lovely poem. I like the way it flows from a dreaminess to a quiet intensity. I particularly like the scene you set in the first stanza.

[Lyn Anderson]

Thank you very much. It appears my comments disappeared