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If You Were Only There


I could cross the hot simmering desert sand if you could only hold my hand. I could swim in the arctic skin shivering sea if you would accompany me. I could climb the rugged rocks as if I was walking on air if you were only there. You are my friend; you are my lover and my soul. Without you I am incomplete. I want you I need you.  Do you care if I were there.
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