Could I Love You More Poem by James McLain

Can I love you more than life it's self?
Where I lay my head upon your breasts
I will call home.

I cannot say your name you'd disappear
Into the forest once again.
The bushes thick and green Their leaves
Come night the moon bursts out.

I can love you more each day that passes
Other's by.
Other's passing by on bus or tram can
See it in your eye's a brightness like the sky.

Even on rain dreary day's my hope's are
Kept alive.
I can love you more my dear than he you
Cast aside.

The blue bird's sing of hope and mate's for life
A couple kept together by the flowers spring has brought.
You say yes to love and love I give to you
Remember that love's two is fire and ice.