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As I.. Part II

As I sit by your side
I feel a rush
A feeling never felt before
Making me want to compromise

As I stare into your eyes
I see that sparkle
A twinkle never seen before
Making me want to want you more

As I walk by your side
I hold your firm hand
A touch never felt before
Making me want to cuddle

As I hear you talk
Words pouring out randomly
A need never felt before
Making me want to listen more

As I listen to you singing
A tune so romantic
A gush of emotion
Making me want to cry

As I lie on your shoulder
Listening to your heartbeat
A new level of comfort arises
Making me want to be this way
Forever..

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