I awoke this morning with nothing but you in my head
The smell of coffee and eating breakfast in bed
Movies on the TV screen with nothing planned
Wrapped up next to you no need for something new
Contentment in the moment reflected in you
And in this room there's no need for two
Just a smile that grows like a dream coming true
No place to go and nowhere to be
Drinking coffee talking about all we see
And how just how little we all know
Nothings sweeter than a house of memories
As if a dream was on the TV in front of me
The sunrise in your eyes reflected in my mind
Watching time go by as the clouds go drifting by
And when it's night time and I go to close my eyes
The thought will bring a smile to rest my weary mind
About the Creator
Schmalz
Welcome to my page! I am a writer whose interests are vast and believes in the art of the word. In my writing you will find Non-Fiction, Fiction, and poetry in pursuit of the value of language.
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