You know, my sweet heartbreaker, <br />you sometimes outdo yourself <br />when I would have thought that <br />further sweetness wouldn't be possible. <br />Lovely is not doing you justice. <br />And I feel like a fool at times for <br />seemingly saying the same things, <br />words, expressions again and again. <br /> <br />Wish my native language were English. <br />Words will never do you justice in my book, <br />as you said, in any language, incidentally, <br />does Uri exist as yet in real life? Does Julianna? <br />I love the senario, of course, predictably. <br />You KNOW you can let the big X's <br />out of the bag any old time, <br />how about leaning against a nice friendly tree, <br />a softbarked one and then <br />let the world go by for a while. <br /> <br />That's when the macro sizes would be <br />appropriate and the only other time <br />for them is at all other times. But <br />I must have you there, <br />can't kiss myself very well. <br />So, if you are convinced that the children <br />can be left safely in the play house <br />(without having one of us there to babysit) <br />I will take your hand(s) and <br />inwardly whisper to my heart: <br />'See I told you you would get <br />lucky and happy yet! ' Although, <br />I wasn't really all that optimistic <br />at times. <br />What kind of berries <br />would suit your taste and <br />how far would we travel?<br /><br />Herbert Nehrlich<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/letter-to-lily-2/
