Missing You...

Missing You...

My minds so full of you darling
Missing you!
I can't even write to you
Insidious thoughts on my mind
My mind can see you not, being away from you
And my heart cries thinking of you
Oh, darling, I do miss you!
I miss you, with my mind my heart,
My body's crying aching, out for you.
In my mind, I see you, loving me
Making love to me!
Closing my eyes, I see you smiling at me
With your blue eyes
Your eyes cannot disguise as I look at you
Mesmerizing me bewitching me
A touch, just a slight touch
Making me wanting you
Bear can not, you stay away from me.
My heart my mind cries what about me!!!
Me that caresses you, worships you kissing you
Wishing you, only you!
My mind irrevocably numb, the nearness of you
Seeing you my eyes lights up
My heart skipping a beat, my eyes so full of you.
Yet you do not my darling care for, me like I do for you.
Sitting here, gazing across the horizon far
Stars scintillating like diamonds in the bluest of seas
Casting on by the sunlight, so bright so pure
The palm trees swaying in the breeze
Against the bluest of skies like your blue eyes!
Ahh, darling, I love you!
Across the far horizon, a cruising ship floats by
Looking at, that monstrosity of the seas
Bringing those from distant lands
As they look and stare with wonder in their eyes
At this tiny island paradise, so close to my heart
But my minds never so far from you
Darling just wishing that you could see me
Sitting here thinking of you
Won't you come to me!
I! Needing you as I do can help not,
Remembering when we loved beneath those palm trees.
Am praying, obsessively
Won't you come my darling, won't you!
There's only an ocean between us
An ocean between you and me control cannot
The whisperings,
Wadding through the cool water's I can see
The clearness, a bottomless, sea
Waters blue, so blue
Can not help comparing them to you
The ebullience lifting me swaying,
Upon a wave or two
Darling so terribly lonely without you!
Looking closely, I see,
In the rock pools the odd crab or two
Mesmerizing watching them
Darling, I miss you!

            By Connie James.