Kiss me and make it seem better,
Kiss me and quiet my heart,
I never once asked for a letter,
Stating you wanted to part.
Kiss me and declare you were wrong dear,
Kiss me and confirm it's okay,
Say all those things that I so want to hear,
And wipe all my tears away.
Kiss me and let's stay together,
Kiss me and pour out the wine,
Sit with me on my sofa of leather,
And say that everything will be fine.
Kiss me and tell me you love me,
Kiss me with passion to spare,
Don't think of leaving, that is my plea
And also my ardent prayer.
Kiss me, I need you so deeply,
Kiss me, what more can I say,
But with reality looming before me,
This dream has just melted away.
© Ernestine Northover
Kiss me and let's stay together, Kiss me and pour out the wine, Sit with me on my sofa of leather, And say that everything will be fine. when the dream melts away, the reader is also very sad. very touching poem dear poetess. thank you. tony
Ahhhhh, there are times, when a kiss is not merely a kiss. A really fine poem. Nickoli
A sad poem, I feel for you, but when you say pour out the wine, you mean into a glass, right? otherwise, I'll be even sadder.
Cheeky and smart- always a great subject for a poem, a kiss, and this one is done well!
Kiss me and tell me you love me, Kiss me with passion to spare, ........ sometimes eccentricity does not spare me without kiss
Sad, Ernestine, but well delivered. Kiss me is the perfect refrain. Nice to find a poet writing so comfortably in rhyme and meter.
So beautiful! I love this poem, thank you for writing this.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Thank you for such a wonderful piece its beautiful Kiss me and declare you were wrong dear, Kiss me and confirm it's okay, Say all those things that I so want to hear, And wipe all my tears away. Kiss me and let's stay together, Kiss me and pour out the wine, Sit with me on my sofa of leather, And say that everything will be fine