 
Sometimes I Cry by Gary Jacobson © 2002 Sometimes I cry I cannot fathom why At our great love affair Plumbing the depths of sweet love’s care Discovering peaceful solemnity so rare Your breathless words my only thought Burning incessantly with riddles wrought Persistent dreams lustful of your caress My very skin tingling with happiness Longing loneliness without you touching my soul possess Of first desire bespoken with words so gently Sharing passions, thoughts and dreams confidently Insoluble days filled with trepidation’s tears Ecstatic nights dissolving all fears Gradually through entanglement true love appears O, we may ride love’s seas rolling tempestuous Demanding threats to our relationship arduous But weathering life’s storms In times passing stronger our two hearts warm The structure of eternal togetherness form Turbulent change fermenting our love like fine wine Growing pains agitation over ages true love refine Exploring love’s infatuation Finding nectar or poison in inflamed elation The wine of love stimulating exciting intoxication True love in time will last without beginning or end Together always in immortality around life’s bend Though sometimes I cry Sometimes I could almost die Love and laughter the outward grief belie On blissful shores I float dreaming You and I growing together in everyday living Nothing now can part us in this world or beyond Come between our special friendship bond Matured beyond fond Our love weathered infatuations that simply adore Passing early flirtations in early love afore Now ye are me, and I am you Hearts in truth as one eternity’s through Forever two hearts beating an even rhythm's tattoo 
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