I Want To

I want to write about how you make me feel 
How every time I see your face I know that you're real
I can't describe the feeling you always raise in me
I can't describe this wash of happiness that you seem to bring
But I want to write about it, I want to write about you

I want to write about that day we shared
How every time you would laugh it would linger in the air
I can't describe the loving look in your eyes 
I can't describe the reason why you won't say, "Goodbye".
But I want to write about it, I want to write about you

I want to write about all our memories, all our stories, and adventures
How we conquered them together
But I can't describe the paths we took 
I can't describe the sense of security I felt in that one look
But I want to; I want to write about you

I want to write about us 
How everything felt was true love not lust
But I can't describe anything without you
I can't describe all our hopes and dreams
How everything that was so perfect left in a fleet of screams 

I want to write
But I can't explain how our plans got so disarrayed 
How God just had to take you away
I can't describe this sudden feeling I have to be by your side
How even through death I have to hide all that I feel inside

I want to write, but I forget how to describe what is meant
I want to write about you but I can't 
I can't describe the feeling of lost, the feeling of what it all cost
Or of the silent screams, the lovely dreams with just you and me
But I want to-

Love Poems To Say I'm Sorry

In loving relationships, there are several important things to know. One of these is that the key to a successful relationship is being able to apologize. The more intimately you are involved with another person, the more difficult it becomes to say I'm sorry. You are aware of her faults and she is aware of yours. It is very easy in the heat of battle to hurt your partner in a very sensitive place. Your partner trusted you by forming a relationship and letting herself be vulnerable. When you say, I'm sorry, it must be done with the sensitivity to understand the line that was crossed.