A chill runs up my spine
As your fingers reach out for mine
I still get a tingle when I feel your touch
I long for your presence so much
Four decades and our live remains
I’m sure by now that will not change
Your voice in the phone is still so thrillIng
Watching you walk is so fulfilling
Each time is like the first so sweet
I love listening to your heart beat
You’ve touched my mind my soul my heart
Only death can ever keep us apart
I smile each time I see your face
And you reach out so we can embrace
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Cheryl E Preston
Cheryl is a widow who enjoys writing about current events, soap spoilers and baby boomer nostalgia. Tips are greatly appreciated.
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