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No Where I Would Rather Be


 As the waves would crash in and the sand would shine,

I would feel his wondering face-

A face of beauty, not once could it be forgotten,

He would be the moon and sun in storms,

I would never be alone here, with him.

 

The smile of such a love would not compare;

To even the most beautiful of sun sets-

He is my life, with him I am complete,

Not a worry would cross my mind;

For with him, life is good-

Life is complete.

 

If we, both, were to take our last breath,

Here on this tiny island, with nothing but our love-

We would live within the breath taking serenity,

Oh, how I wouldn't mind to be stranded for forever,

With you here with me;

There is truly no where I would rather be;

But with you. 

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