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A Quiet Moment With A Perfect Lover by Donna Denton
from Legacy 1993
A Quiet Moment With A Perfect Lover
by Donna Denton
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Deep in contemplation,
We stood for a timeless while.
Your arms might as well
Have been tight around me
For the nearness of You,
Which, until now
Has been an enduring secret.
Mothers with children,
Mothers without,
And some that should have been,
All passed us by.
Some may have wondered why I smiled so long.
The most contented,
with the least reason to be.
We strolled or didn't stroll,
As we felt or didn't feel,
So inclined.
The wind as Your fingers
Through my hair,
The sun Your smile,
Oh how warm it was!
You were everything that could satisfy.
And all nature seemed pleased,
That we were -
YOU and I.
