Let Me Not Say I Love You |
| by Beth Hammontree |
Let me not say I love you,
Although you know that it is true.
That phrase has been so much abused,
Misunderstood and over-used.
Let me say rather "I think you,
Breathe you, taste you, feel you, dream you,"
That you help make each day complete,
And life has never been so sweet.
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