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what you do for me


The sun brightens the earth,

But your smile brightens my day.

There are many things I would like to say. 

 

Your eyes sparkle like diamonds,

They drew me to you

I feel lost at sea looking into them,

Seeing visions with you in my future

I don't know how you do the things you do. 

 

The one of a kind laugh, 

music to my ears,

Everytime you make this noise, 

reminds me of a baby happy with toys. 

 

I never knew how to say these words to you,

Now I finally know what to do

I hope this poem shows the sunlight you make for me,

I want it to show those beautiful teeth.

Make those diamonds sparkle like they need to.

Cause that joyful noise you do for me. 

 

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