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Lovely You


There's a definite gleam in my eyes, 

the moment they set on you.

A smile comes across my face, 

at the phenomenal view. 

The glow from your skin, 

it brightens the room;

The curves of your body

make my manhood bloom.

The everlasting warmth, you leave in my heart,

Every inch of you, a work of art. 

Loves of my life, there are few; 

I'm glad as one, I chose, lovely you. 

 

K N

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