This is a sensual, romantic poem addressing those who ask their partners, "Do you still love me?" The other partner may not say the actual words often, but feels that their actions should speak for them - a very common situation. In the poem, the partner who is asked the question explains why they feel they do not need words to express their love.

This poem originally was published in Love Poems

And You Still Wonder
our eyes meet,
magnetic poetic,
your lips touch mine,
erotic electric,
arms encircle me,
euphoric idyllic,
together we,
synchronic rhythmic.

and you still wonder -
do I love you?

a query you should
never have to voice,
those words remaining within,
answered by tenderness of touch,
by sweet emotion,
by thoughts mirrored
in chestnut irises,
that brush softly across you,
painting images deep
within memory,
while this soul speaks to yours,
saying all the words
ever needing to be said.

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