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thinking of you


Thinking about you

I was thinking about you today

The thought of you caused a smile to grow on my face

I laughed thinking about the night before

As we sat at dinner, our conversations made me desire you more

Words upon words exchanged over fine China

As I listen to you, I imagine us vacationing in South Carolina

Under the night sky of a southern night fall

I want this world, I want it all

So gentle you are

Such a beauty to behold

You are a precious gift, more valuable than gold

When I am thinking of you

My soul bursts with joy

Authentic you are you are the real McCoy.

 

 

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