Bring Me To My Knees Poem by Susan Lacovara

Take me to the river crossing
Where the sunlight strokes the current
Along the banks of butterfly laced grasses
Dancing in the breeze
Bring me to my knees

Lead me to a laughing meadow
Green and young and open
Fill my mouth with the nectar of your kiss
As envious bees attempt their honey, sweeter
Bring me to my knees

Stroll me down a winding wooded path
My hand in the glove of yours
Tight, yet tender, held in protection
I allow my steps to follow yours
Bring me to my knees

Bring me to my knees
And should it please my God
To let me have a lasting love
That so be it
As below
so above