She Has Cheeks and You Have Cheeks 

She has cheeks and you have cheeks 

But yours are more sublime 

She has eyes and you have eyes

But hers are just unkind 

She had hair and so do you

But yours has grown and grown 

She has a chin and you do as well

And which is better I cannot tell

Because I cannot take my eyes off of your 

Attractive lips and gorgeous smile

She has hair and you're not bald

She is a star and you're a doll

And since I have known you much longer  

My thoughts and feelings for you are much stronger 

She has cheeks and you have cheeks 

But yours are more sublime 

And you are just more beautiful 

I will say and I hope you don't mind 

It Does Feel Good To Smile

It does feel good to smile

And It does feel good to hug 

Come into my arms and let us

Climb up to be in love 

Feel me touch your eyes

With a bead of some surprise 

Allow me to pass you by 

And turn back and give a smile 

Here I sit to await your arms

To engross you with our charms 

Here and now and for a while

Wea lI desire just to see your smile 

I Liked The Words You Sent To Me 

I did like your words 

I must reply in kind 

For you have made me shine

And for you I do so care 

Your thoughts are not so musing

But are a little soothing  

And so I have been simply thinking 

About our future meeting 

Please do not return

To England in the morning

Please just return to me

For with you I

Desire to be

With my arms around your waist 

And my lips on your face 

Please simply come to me

And make words so pleasantly    

 

© G. David Schwartz

Bio: David is the former president of Seedhouse, the online interfaith committee. Schwartz is the author of A Jewish Appraisal of Dialogue. Currently a volunteer at Drake Hospital in Cincinnati, Schwartz continues to write. His new book, Midrash and Working Out Of The Book is now in stores or can be ordered at http://www.amazon.com/Midrash-Working-Book-David-Schwartz/dp/1418489565