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The love I feel for you


I wake up to you in my...our bed

With your head on top of my head, (making my bonnet come off).

Having to (at least try) move your arm

But you keep making your arm tighter around my waist. 

When I move. You right there in my face. 

When I leave the bed, you wide awake.

When I come back to the bed, you asleep

When I tell you to wake up, you don't want to do it

But when I leave out the room

You wake up calling, "Baby? Where are you?"

And I just ignore you because you would find a way

To make me come back to bed and go to sleep.

That's why I love you.

You make me feel different in a good and happy way.

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