Watching You |
| by David Davis |
I watched you today,
Lying in bed.
So many thoughts,
Running through my head
You looked so peaceful,
I wanted to touch your face.
You looked so beautiful,
My heart started to race.
You knew I was there,
Standing by your side.
My heart wanted to say something,
My mind wanted to hide.
I know that you knew,
That I was there.
I was watching you,
Lost in a deep stare.
If you would have opened,
Your eyes to my stare.
You would have seen,
How very much I care.
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