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Him


On my cheek he'll kiss
That's something that I'll miss
His fingers between mine
And how he smelled of pine
His giggle lingers in my ear
His voice is oh so dear
I miss the grey of his eyes
And how he'll make a mess eating pies
The goofy way he dances
His silly glances
All things I'll remember
Because I won't see him again til December
I'll never forget
The night we met
He is so special to me
Perhaps we were meant to be

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