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My love for you
April 19, 2013
Oh how I find you on my fresh cut lawn
You amaze me when sitting over there.
I love seeing you at the break of dawn
I wish to touch you but I do not dare.
You smell so great to my sensitive nose
The promising enjoyment in my mouth
The feel of you between my little toes
When I look at you I can’t turn south
Time without you I always tend to cry
I express my love for you profusely
This love is the earth, its round, I can’t deny
My feelings grow to be so obtusely
You make all my sense come to be true,
Oh how I love you, you pile of dog poo.
© Jennae P., Kennewick, WA
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