I Love You, Don'T You Know Poem by Ruth warren

Along the beach they walk,
as hand in hand they stroll;
He softly whispers in her ear, ,
“I love you, don’t you know”?

Beneath the dark, blue sky,
the Moon shines on his face;
She looks into his eye’s of green,
and is soothed by his embrace.

They stop along the shoreline,
where the Tide meets their bare feet;
He cradles her face gently,
and soon their lip’s both meet.

He pulls her closer to him,
then holds her in his arm’s;
She’s feels so very safe,
and free from any harm.

His body feels warm against her,
as he lowers her onto the sand;
And as she lays beside him,
she thinks, “How blessed I am”.

He wraps his jacket around her,
fending off the Ocean’s chill;
She wonders to herself again,
'Could this man I love be real”?

Minutes turn into hours,
as they lay upon the ground;
The beating of their heart’s,
is a soft and beautiful sound.

Then the Sun peaks over the Horizon,
and it’s time for them to go;
She whispers softly in his ear,
”I love you, don’t you know”?