Thoughts of You

She has my heart and well knows it. A better man lives in me

Rebecca

When I'd converse with other women

I'd always think of you

Your words are much sweeter than theirs

and so much kinder too

When I'd look at other women

I'd wish your face be there

Blue eyes cased in that freckled hue

topped by sweet auburn hair

So when I'd think of other women

or dream away the day

I'd feel of you the summer breeze

that blew my heart away

Author's Note

My loving wife. From whom I take much of my inspiration. She is the reason for everything good in my life.

Reviews

[Fran Marie]

a lovely dedication
poem in sweet
poetic verse
words of love
s o beautifully
expressed;

nice work Tate;

[Tate Morgan]

Thank you Fran. I am happy. She is too. We compliment each other

[Kent Rawski]

A loving poem that expresses admiration and respect. You knew you found her when you found your place. Thank you for the invitation to share in this beautiful read

[Tate Morgan]

Thank you Kent I appreciate that

[Robert Trakofler]

This is the grace of true cherish penned in sincerities raw ink that makes these lines flow in a radiance, Good sir Poet! Those eyes of hers gleam volumes, no wonder you have written so many fine poems:)

[Tate Morgan]

Thank you. She is a peach that one. Ill follow wherever she leads. I was trying for raw truth distilled into the shortest needed to convey it.

[Ladysue]

Absolutely beautiful sentiment towards your wife and how you cherish and love her. A great romantic write..

[Tate Morgan]

AWe thanks Sue . Shes too good for me

[Patricia Wedel]

One of the most enchanting love poems ever penned. Amazing devotion and beautiful emotion. truly, Pat

[Tate Morgan]

Hi Pat. Thank you so much. Becky liked this one. Id say probably best of all. I appreciate you commenting Love ya

[Patricia Wedel]

My pleasure... we women know when we have a winner and vice versa... be safe and well... gently, Pat

[Rick Puetter]

Beautiful, Tate. Give your lovely wife a kiss from me.

[Tate Morgan]

thanks will do. I read it to her today She cried.

[Lydia Shutter]

What a fantastic romantic write. Tate, every woman wants her husband to think of her this way. Just wonderful! Lydi**

[Tate Morgan]

Hi Lydia. How sweet of you to be so kind. Thank you. I guess I am a romantic at heart. I dont just like women I love them. But this one beats all. She is the reason I get up everyday and go to work. Id do anything for her.I can proudly say Ive never cheated on anyone. And I never will. I was lucky and chose wisely.

[Lydia Shutter]

A true love story!

[Ted Kniffen]

A lovely touch of love this is Tate. I believe you are a lucky man and she a lucky woman. I do see just a touch of mischief in her eyes and smile.
Well done.
Take care ... be safe

[Tate Morgan]

Hi Ted thanks.I am well aware that i have been a lucky soul. I wouldnt trade her for anyone. Id rather be lucky than rich. lol

[Einstein Noodle]

I'd recognize your wife anywhere Tate! ;) another beautiful love letter to her .. your seeing her in any other woman whom you might "notice" is worthy and noble ..an example to all who have devoted lives to one another .. well done .. i'm sure she went limp once more in your arms when you read it to her .. you did read it to her right?! :))))))))))))))))))
E.
ps. perfect, classic song by the Righteous Bros ;)

[Tate Morgan]

Hi Gene . Thanks. I find this wife of mine to get better with every day. I hope I can say the same of myself as time goes by. Though I know I dont deserve her. However there is no accounting for taste and she seems to like me the same lol

[Einstein Noodle]

from her pics and your poetry .. me thinks she is a rare beauty sir.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

this is beautiful...and your love for her is such a gift...
and this song, in my opinion, was their best hit.

"you're my reason for laughing, for crying, for living , for dying"
Yes.
j.

[Tate Morgan]

Thanks jacob. I believe this is their best hit too. However "Youve lost that loving feeling " was the most played song of the 20th century. Thank you for stopping over. This is the first poem in years for me.