The king cherishes me unlike anyone else.
In exchange, he would love and cherish me, and take care of me always.
"It is possible she loved and cherished me; she never said," says Louise, happily left at home with her sweet-tempered father and a near-mute housekeeper.
"Everything I know about love and its necessities/I learned in that one moment/when I found myself/thrusting my little burning red backside like a baboon/at a man who no longer cherished me...
Occasionally lines leap out, such as "And you're drunk as hell" in the otherwise opaque Stacks, or Calgary's strangely evocative "Don't you cherish me to sleep".
She remembers the sister closest to her bringing home books from elementary school to read to her. "The older three held me, cherished me, ragged on me, taught me, and gave me an acute view of life," she wrote in an e-mail message.
She was also capable of eroticism and tenderness; for example, in At Parting, written to Vivian, who joined the RAF during the second world war: "Since we through war awhile must part/ Sweetheart, and learn to lose/ Daily use/ Of all that satisfied our heart:/ Lay up those secrets and those powers/ Wherewith you pleased and cherished me these two years:/..
Whether one or both of them attain old age in your life, say not to them a word of contempt, nor repel them, but address them in terms of honor". Lest a Muslim child fail to comply, the Koran reminds her of her debt to the parent: "And, out of kindness, lower to them the wing of humility, and say: 'My Lord! Bestow on them your mercy even as they cherished me in childhood.'" (Sura 17:23-24).
I want a man who loves and cherishes me.
When I was a teen, I was a romanticist and a dreamer, longing for someone to cherish me.
I want a man who loves and cherishes me.... because I love feeling adored by men....because I love when a man shows me how much he cares about me.
