December 24, 1978
12:20 p.m .
poetry by Michael F. Nyiri
"What More to Say" Cathy poem I love you as a man should love a woman
I could be beside you through good times and pain
I need you and I've always felt you need me
And I suffer through the subtle hints you feign
I cannot steal you from yourself
I know you're strong and will do what's right for you
I've witnessed weeks you're happy without my presence
I know that's not a trick that love can do
Someday you'll feel true love, I know
The tender touch, the passion, and the tears
And when you find him even I'll be happy
Cause for you love will last for years and years
No matter what happens, I'll never stop loving
you
I'll always remember the beautiful dream I had
I guess there'll come a time when I'll stop crying
And be able for good to bundle up the sad
I've faced the odds and tried to make you
love me
I've changed for you whenever I found a way
I'll never completely close the book on trying
But for now there's really nothing left to say.
copyright 2006 Michael F. Nyiri
