Wednesday, 29 October 2014

If I May Borrow Your Whispers,




                
                If I may, I'd borrow your whispers,
                From the other side of midnight 
                When we're alone together, with no one else in sight.
                I'd whisper in the morning and I'd whisper in the moonlight, 
                And I'd whisper softly in your ear, 
                When I say good night and I'd whisper my darling could we should we.
                You smiling said why not. 
                So beneath that red window, we whisper and whispered all night 
                You were leaving in the morning leaving me ambiguously. 
                To sit to think and write, words of yesterday that seemed at the time so right
                The happiness we shared not forgetting those little pains.
                The pain when happiness walks out the window leaving me uncertain 
                The happiness I entertained when all's is forgotten or not.
                There remains the sky the bridge down bellow 
                The words half-uttered between me and you.
                 In the path of life, they'll always remain's  my love for you
                 Borrowed or not love is love, do you think not 
                 The sensitivity of our lips sending shivers between us, 
                 As we kissed touched, the shadows above us:
                 The moonlight high up in the dark half lit sky, 
                 We spend endless nights sleepless between us as we held tightly.
                 Desperation in our hearts, for when you depart from our lives! 
                 Those thousand words that lie's  between us, words that remind us 
                 Words when we were in love, words of mine words of yours. 
                 And when all said and done.
                 Your whispers in my mind like a drug in disguise.
                 For you're all, the drug I need you do realise. 
                The whispers I can forget not, 
                When there was love in our hearts. 
                In your arms am safely home.

                                                             By Connie James... 
































































































































































































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