How long did I know you It was so long ago You were a woman I had yet to shave I toed your waters Afraid to dive in You said come here I was over my head I was so young How little I knew About love and loving So little about you But you were gentle And when the time came I told you I loved you And you laughed in my face Not so fast you said Love isn’t a race Love isn’t timed You just keep a good pace You said love has a life A life of its own And I said that’s a lie Love waits for no one I don’t want to wait I might die today Or you might leave And go your own way Life is too short You don’t want to push But love won’t wait I’m in for the rush You gave in, you said You’re in for the win, but Don’t look too far ahead You can live for the now But you won’t live forever I won’t anyhow, because there’s The devil to pay when you Play loose with love We fell together And it lasted all night When I awoke I felt all right And you naked beside me Eyes closed tight Your lips rubbed red Your black hair reflected Dew drops in the sun’s rising light Porcelain skin trembled Under my caress When you parted your lips With my gentle press We kissed again And you shivered Looking down at me Your eyes hot with life I grew up so fast That night was so short How deep you went How far I swam Love didn’t wait And love didn’t hurry Love didn’t worry But kept its own pace

I love how your plain words create such strong images. “I toed your waters.” I can see that in my mind in vivid detail. And I can feel it too.
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