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Why Does He Love Her by Donna Hale Chandler Monday, April 23, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Gentlemen, take heed. Could your lady be asking these questions?

Does he love her because she’s charming and witty? Or maybe it’s because she’s caring and pretty. Does he love her because she’s comfortable to be around? Old shoes are comfortable and there’s plenty to be found. Does he truly see her? Does he know the color of her eyes? Does he know when she’s sad? Does he know how hard she tries? Does he really hear her during each conversation? Or perhaps he’s thinking about his next vacation. Does he tell her he cares or just assume she knows? Would he think it’s silly to present her a single rose? Does he know of her hunger to be needed and desired? Is she always in his thoughts even when he’s weary and tired. Why does he love her? Does she know the reason? Perhaps he should tell her Before the passing of the season. © copyright Donna Hale Chandler DONNA HALE CHANDLER Author of: LIFE HAPPENS (My Story) BEGINNING TO BEGIN (Again) Co-Author of: THE HINTS BOOK ALMANAC
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Reviewed by Axilea MU	2/10/2013

Yes, what is he waiting for? The ambivalence of men is sometimes a heavy price to pay. But this here is a happy ending, right? :) Axilea




Reviewed by baz busbe	7/7/2012

I love this poem Donna, I hope many men and women who love each other read this and tell and show that someone they love just how much they mean to them. God bless. Baz




Reviewed by Asa Seeley	5/23/2012

a question many men often shy away from...not because he doesn't love her but because...he does. thanks for share asa




Reviewed by C. McGovern-Bowen	5/6/2012

faith and trust have a role to play herein... blessings, carolyn




Reviewed by Diana Wiles	5/5/2012

I so enjoyed this poem... Most of us women (and men too) have these questions, and probably know the answers, but when we are feeling vulnerable. they sometimes can get out of proportion in our heads. Regular good communication, and still acting as if love was new and fresh occasionally can help alot... Best wishes, Diana..




Reviewed by Amor Sabor	4/28/2012

As long as there is communication...we all know the answers. But in the dark everyone stumbles looking for the lightswitch.




Reviewed by Judith Ann (Reader)	4/26/2012

I love this poem...And the answer is...Yes he does and Yes he should, but my guess is being a man he thinks she already knows.




Reviewed by Lily of Lough Neagh C. Dennis-Woosley	4/25/2012

Communication is the key here, and the same can be said about him. Very very nice Donna all very straight forward questions. I like it. Love and Light




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	4/24/2012

An old conundrum, well presented. We males find it hard to express our love, especially when it's expected and doesn't come. Ron




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	4/23/2012

Women. Are good. Men. Are not.




Reviewed by Felix Perry	4/23/2012

An interesting and well thought out poem and as I read my mind couldn't help but thinking it could apply to either partner in a realationship. That being said I think if love is true it is always present even if sometimes we get absent minded and just need a gentle nudge now and then. Good write.




Reviewed by Annabel Sheila	4/23/2012

So many questions that need to be answered in every romance! One shouldn't have to wonder if....nicely done, Donna! Enjoyed your style... Anna