More You Poem by Patti Masterman

I want more you- and not to digress,
But it's only you I want; what more to confess,
Just you in the morning, and you at midday,
Moreover only you, from night into day.

I want more you, wherever you be,
More you by the land, more you by the sea,
More you at sunset, and the breaking dawn
Your start and finish, my whole life long.

I want you when troubled, and when in pain,
Under the drought, or inside the rain,
You when I'm sleeping, you when awake,
You when I'm mending, and when I break.

You when it’s freezing, you when it’s hot,
You when I'm thinking, or when I’m not;
I think I could fill a whole world, just with you-
Hold still for awhile- that's just what I'll do.