You’ll Never Know
Introduction:
Just a little love poem for the winter…yes, another poem…
But inside by the fire I hold you tight,
As the burning flames start to dance,
My thoughts of you turn to romance,
In the light of the evening fire’s glow,
How much I love you, you’ll never know.
Though it’s cold outside, it’s warm in here,
And the one I love I’m holding near,
Snow may fall but I don’t mind the weather,
As long as you and I can be together,
The night is young and we’ve nowhere to go,
How much I love you, you’ll never know.
We don’t care about the winter storm,
Nestled with you, it’s cozy and warm,
The storm may rage and the snow come down,
But as long as I’ve you to wrap my arms around,
The snow can fall and the four winds blow,
How much I love you, you’ll never know.
Later on we’ll retire to our room,
Hoping to relieve our winter gloom,
Replacing the cold with our own little fire,
Of being with you I can never tire,
But as much as I set your passions aglow,
How much I love you, you’ll never know.
03-02-10.
