Shining From Your Eyes Poem by Serena Blackinton

Shining From Your Eyes



I wish you were here beside me and I could look into your eyes,
I wish I could wrap my arms around you and breathe in your sighs,

I wish I could kiss your lips, your forehead, nose and cheek,
I wish I could whisper in your ear what I've waited to do all week!

I wish I could put my hands upon your shoulders or back,
Bring my lips up to your neck, I cannot, so alas and alack,

I wish I could say in words what your body seems to know,
That given time all over again, I'd have never let you go.

Oh, how I miss those days when we talked about nothing at all,
How the magnetism of you had me pinned against a wall,

When the only way out was to go weak at the knees,
When we forgot time and space and even our coffees.

I wish you were here beside me, for I'd love to see you again,
But I don't know what happens now or what would happen then;

Do you still think fond thoughts of me when those thoughts arise,
If I saw you again, would it be love shining from your eyes?

Sunday, November 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: regret
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