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Sunday Mornings


Your fingertips graze my cheek,

my head still and warm on your chest.

It is a lazy Sunday morning, the end of the week,

with nothing to do but rest.

 

This week was tough,

the days slow and long.

And though we may have it rough,

I know this could never be wrong.

 
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