Wait For Me
It is off to war I must go,
My country says it is so.
I must march to the drumbeat.
I must shoulder my killing gun.
I'll be gone for a long time,
Wars have a way of dragging on.
I'll do my best to come back home.
I'll think of you to keep me strong.
Let no one tamper with your love.
Let no one entice you with a song.
Remember me as I will remember you.
I'll be back, and you must wait for me.
Sleeping Volcano
She held me very tight -
And needed to be held
In turn, very tight by me.
It had been too long a time
For one so alive as she,
To have resided in hermitage.
Now was the time for her to return
To the caresses of love and life,
To the warmth of man's sweet kiss.
The bodies meshed and began
The dances of intimacy,
And we were happy together.
To brunch, the beach or dancing,
It did not matter so much,
Only that the other was there.
And though her body I liked
And enjoyed in its delights,
There is more in this woman for me.
She is full of life and seeks dreams.
Her laughter dances within a scene.
Her eye's captivate and capture.
When the time came for her to go,
Neither her nor I wished it so,
And together we stole one more night.
We held each other tight once again,
Enjoying it more because it was
More than we had thought could be.
Trick Or Treat
First, her make-up is on wrong,
Then her slacks are a bit too tight,
Next, her panties show through,
The irritants begin to stretch out.
Surely there is something else.
This moving close to another
Begins to pose a threat to her.
(Now, her legs aren't straight.)
How should I care for these things?
They are all meaningless.
But I enjoy this time with her
And I wish it to continue.
Perhaps a little laughter will help,
Or a loving tender embrace.
This reassurance she does need
Before she will move along love's path.
Moon Warmth
Bright moon shining clear,
Hanging over mountains high.
The Mekong River flowing by,
Music and friendship warming.
This night is soft,
The girl beside me is warm,
Her red hair glowing,
Golden by moonlight.
Old style romance
Is held close by both.
The right beginning
Will as the river flow.
For next we will go
To our place of old,
And dance to the music
That makes us feel free.
Blossoming Woman
The girls, they blossom so young,
First their breasts swell large,
And next their backsides round out.
They are indeed woman for all to see.
It is a time they know and enjoy,
When the boys and the men,
All look to their endowments,
With admiration, desire and lust.
This is the nature of life's play,
Where man is attracted to woman,
And woman must decide the one,
Who she will choose to be her own.
Life's Choice
A young lady on holiday
With her intimate friends,
Visiting the hill town,
And thinking of marriage.
A proposal has been received.
She must decide very soon,
To marry and begin anew,
With a man that is suitable.
Ah, marriage it must be,
All seemed to agree,
That the future was brighter,
With a man by her side.
She returned to her home,
And visiting as a guest
Was a tall dark stranger,
Playing with her siblings.
She saw something in him,
And she felt excitement,
Not really sure the reason,
A stranger should reach her so.
The stranger looked up,
And he smiled warmly,
And he too could feel the flame
Of love and desire.
Not a word had been said,
Only a glance down,
And a return glance back,
But each could feel loves pull.
Should she listen to her heart,
Or should she be reasonable?
All advised her to marry,
And to forget this romantic moment.
But more she would seek in life
Than a secure suitable mate.
She must have love, and living
With the tall dark stranger.
The Engagement
What a delightful surprise,
A lovely couple are engaged.
By the poolside, it is announced:
They will be married and joined.
The bride to be is lovely.
Her eyes flash the joy,
She has found a man to mate.
She has found her true love.
The groom to be is a bit shy.
This romance has captured his heart.
His love is true and he is true,
He gives himself to his love.
He is her man to love forever.
His sensuality is her delight,
His solid shoulder is her rock.
His is the harbor of her heart.
In time, a wedding will join them,
In the rights of love and matrimony.
And each and all will enjoin them:
To be loving and to be fruitful.
The Wedding
The flower girl spreads petals.
The ring boys are in formal tux.
The bridesmaids are all excited.
All await the bride's entrance.
Now, the bride is escorted
Down the aisle by her father.
Heads turn to see the lovely bride,
Dressed in bodice, veil, and trail.
All enjoy this delight in sight:
A young bride dressed in white.
This is her day to exchange her vow,
With her love, in a new life.
The psalms are read to confirm
The devotion they both hold.
The candles are lit and joined,
As life's fires will soon be joined.
The ceremony ends with a kiss.
All rejoice in this love match.
The journey has now begun,
Together, they will set forth.
A Warrior Returns Home
Just like I promised you,
I'm right here waiting for you.
I've been true and I love you.
Twelve months seemed an eternity.
Your children have grown tall.
They can barely remember you now,
But they knew you were far off
Fighting a war for country and freedom.
I have missed you every day.
I have longed for you every night.
My life was not complete without you.
Thank God that you are safe home.
Love and War
(Flight Surgeon Larry Underwood)
A young medical doctor
Engaged to a beautiful gal,
Was drafted to serve his country,
Fighting in the Viet Nam War.
He was trained in military skills;
Shooting, parachuting and survival.
Oversea's they shipped him,
He was posted as a flight surgeon.
"Rustic" FAC's had the tough missions,
Flying the Ho Chi Minh Trail,
Trolling for enemy movement,
Looking for the flash of enemy guns.
Young and eager,
He volunteered to fly,
Becoming a "Covey Rider".
Danger was the norm.
Each man in his squardron
Now had a flight surgeon
Who knew the danger of combat
And understood their fears.
With a bright diamond on her finger,
Young Ginger counted the months
Before her love would return,
From a far off war in Asia.
Larry wrote white lies
About how safe he was,
Vowing to return to her arms,
Vowing to marry his love.
Twenty nine missions later,
The Doctor's tour was done,
And home he went to Ginger:
Married and no tales of war.
Larry kept his secret
For many years from all,
But Ginger found out her man
Told white lies and flew deadly missions.
Never Wander
You are the hope of my heart.
You are the love of my dreams.
My eyes will never wander,
I'll look at you forever.
We'll start each day with a kiss.
We'll end each day embraced,
As we dance to love's rhythm
In the warmth of our love bed.
I'll take you in my gentle hold.
I'll love you all night through.
I'll kiss you in the morning.
I'll love you each and every day.
Testimony Of Love
I met her by chance.
Her beauty captured me,
Her charm enchanted me,
Her strenght made me strong.
The courtship was brief.
The desire was strong,
Her, and only her,
Diane my love, for life.
Life had its traumas,
Good times and bad times.
Problems were overcome.
Children grew tall and strong.
The sharing is real,
The building of dreams,
The family gatherings,
The joining with friends.
I say to you my love:
I could not have done it
Without your strong hand.
You are my dream, come true.
Valentine Roses
She truly loves her roses
Because her man gives them,
As a symbol of his love.
He see's the red rose,
Which embodies true love,
And the passion in his life.
He see's the white rose,
Which is supportive and loyal,
And a love companion.
He see's the yellow rose,
With laughter, fun and delight.
His roses are the roses of love.
"Goodbye Forever"
(song)
You tell me that you love me,
But you don't respect me.
You say how beautiful I am,
Yet you're checking them out.
Your talk is sweet to listen to,
But your actions something else.
You must think that I'm a fool,
I know you're cheating on me.
Oh yeah, I'm a fool in love.
I believed your lies, yes I did.
I believed you loved me.
I believed you'd be true.
I'm just gonna click you off.
I'm gonna send you a text,
That tells you "goodbye forever".
You have broken my heart.
(chorus)
Oh yeah, I'm a fool in love.
I believed your lies, yes I did.
I believed you loved me.
I believed you'd be true.
Valentine Day Dialogue
How can it be so,
The most break-ups occur
Between loving couples
On Valentine Day?
The women endeavor
All year long to please,
Providing loving care,
And intimate affection.
And that is natural.
I speak from times past,
And I speak for now:
Man provides, women maintains.
That is all so true.
But on Valentines Day,
That is your time to please,
To give thanks and love.
You mean that one day,
I do all that I can,
To show my Love devotion,
To endear myself to her?
Yes. If you fail this test,
She will take notice,
And react angrily,
Thinking you unworthy.
I need to be alert,
To gift with flowers and candy,
To write a note of love.
I finally understand.
Valentine Toast
A gal without a man
Is a woman of taste,
A woman with high hopes,
A woman willing to wait.
Self assured and independent,
These women happily reside
In their own domains,
Without the demands of a mate.
And on Valentine's Day, smiling,
When mating is holiday fare,
They remember George, or Fred - whoever,
Lift their glass: and toast "enlightentment".