Having been married, for a number of years
I stumbled upon, my greatest of fears
Waking up to face the new day
I felt our love was slipping away
We'd had another little 'tift'
That made me decide to give 'The Gift'
I didn't tell you what I had planned
But, felt you would think, it was so grand
I booked you a day at a local spa
Knowing the thought, would put you in awe
Babying and pampering you, the whole time
It would be worth, every single dime
Pedicure, massage and a long hot bath
Took away, all that built up wrath
When I returned, you were simply glowing
All the pleasure, your face was showing
Arriving home, after dinner, at your favorite restuarant
It didn't take long, to tell me what you want
Sitting on my lap, with your arms around me
You told me to come to bed, you had something for me
The moral of the story is so very easy
We tend to take each other for granted
One nice act, will lead to a better life
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem