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Waking Up


Loneliness Lying in this darkened room Trapped inside my thoughts. I feel heat creep up behind me Next thing I know Your body Pressed against my body Oh, how I've missed this. Slowly, you trace kisses down the back of my neck To my shoulder then back Oh, how I've missed you. I turn around So we're face to face Breasts to chest Limbs a tangled mess 'Cause I can't resist you. We kiss slowly Deeply Passionately Sharing lazy smiles in between Our souls burn in tandem. You can't resist me either. But we don't need to go any further than this... We're much too connected For a sexual assist. I am content With just basking in your embrace Those deep beautiful eyes Pierce into mine And right away You know me From you I cannot hide. Please lay back, my dear, I want to place my head upon your heart. The steady beat The surest sound I've ever heard, I close my eyes And sway. Somehow, I've fallen for you All over again. Close your arms around me To keep me safe all night... But as I drift off to sleep I realize You've only become a part of my Imagination
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