

LuckyThe eyes I saw that saw through me, the eyes I loved that too, loved me, held secrets of passion behind deep blues, and though I looked, escaped my view.Lucky
The lips I kissed that kissed me back spoke not of foolish love, but fact. When courage I sought, courage they spoke in words that lived while I slept and woke.
The hands I held that held mine tight, I held them close with all my might; afraid to lose that gentle touch that pulled me near at fears as such.
The love whose grasp holds firm my heart that knew it had been love from the start,  


Just For TodaySlowly, steadily, morning approaches; and the rain against the window pane falls heavily.Just For Today
The alarm
rings calmly, calling me to rise, to open weary eyes meaning me no harm.
Next to me I see the face I dream about, and move closer in doubt of what I see.
She's breathing, gently in and out; still asleep I leave her deep in a state of dreaming.
I come closer
to wrap my arms around her waist, to get a taste of holding her.
Without warning her eyes open; &nb


Not Dusk, But DawnNot dusk, but dawn.Not Dusk, But Dawn
Not shadows, but light.
Not wrong, but right.
Once here, now gone.
Not courage, but fear.
Not then, but now.
Not why, but how.
Once uncertain, now clear.
Not body, but soul.
Not head, but mind.
Not tangled, but twined.
Once broken, now whole.
Times does heal the aches
which broken love creates,
and therefore feelings are renewed
in eyes whose views were misconstrued.
A heart lives an individual life
through rise of fall of love and strife.
because no matter what, in the e


Moonlit DreamsShe jumped on a trainMoonlit Dreams
when morning came
after saying her goodbyes.
With tears in her eyes
she kept her wits,
kissed those lips,
and left without looking back.
She wrote many times
in feeble rhymes
that she would come back soon;
and under the moon
she kept her word,
and in her dreams, murmured
what words she could not speak.
Days then passed,
some slow, some fast,
but her thoughts remained the same;
flashing that face, smile, name,
never letting her forget.
Nothing let her escape the regret
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