Remember When You Loved Me?

I remember when you loved me
It seems not so long ago
When the sound of my voice
brought to you a smile
Maybe it's been a while....
Thoughts, you would think of me
To touch my face, stroke my brow
But do you ever want to do that now?
There was a longing to be with me
You couldn't wait to speak my name
You needed me, wanted me
Couldn't wait to hold me..desired me
Something happened..it's not the same
Where does this leave us now?

You loved me, I thought so plain to see
Or did it just seem that way to me?
You held me in your arms
Wrapped me up tightly in your charms
But I guess it wasn't meant to be
Do you remember....
when you loved me?
You were to me, my everything
My reason to laugh, to sing..
You were my working week and Sunday best
My North, my South, my East and my West
My rising morning and setting sun
So quietly it has come undone

You, as the evening moon, not mine to tame
brought a life to my body, my heart, my soul
The part of me that made me whole
My passion's rise, love's eternal flame
Gone from me now, it isn't the same
And all these things you were to me
Or was it all just what I wanted to see?
What happened dear, what brought this end
The day you said that you wanted me..
but just as a friend...
I remember when you loved me...
You loved me
V W Loveday 27 April 2001©





A Love I Had

I had a love a love I had
life then was good
seldom bad
for my heart my love
did make glad
then the day came
one so sad
when my love bade
me good-bye
Was it for wrongs
done by me
my love this did deny
it was chance
fate most depressing
that drove
my love from my arms
and broke
my once strong heart
So as the tears
flowed down
my cheeks, each side
I bade my love
farewell
and with an empty
and hurting heart I faced
tomorrow by myself
remembering
loving days when indeed
life was good
and I had a love a love I had.
dc riggs 06 April 01 ©

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Love cannot endure indifference. It needs to be wanted. Like a lamp, it needs to be fed out of the oil of another's heart, or its flame burns low.
              
~Henry Ward Beecher~