Nest For Two Brown eyes transfix, Dimples spread across grinning cheeks, Hair as dark as a ravens wing, In the shower you dare to sing, We met in a place of hardship, Filled with dust, noise and matchmaking, You spoke of romance, truth and joy, But then you left, a thoughtful ploy. You said it was bad to mix business with pleasure, I said "fine", lets date at your lesiure. Only I didn't know, That another girl was there too, Taking away the hand I now hold. Soon Valentines Day drew, Keeping you away from me, The girl you had, you took on a date, Leaving me to sit at home and contemplate. Will he leave her? Or will he not? Should I put him on the spot? But no sooner had Valentines ended, That he had texted, Saying it was me he wanted, and the relationship was ended. I felt bad for feeling so good, But at least the girl knew where she stood. Now its been four years, living together for two. I love him so deeply, And he loves me too, Creating our little nest for two.