Looking at you from across the seine
As I stood looking at you, your smile wonderful
Looking so young
You have the youth of youthfulness each time I look at you
That's when poetry's walked in,
As the bells of Notre Dam peeling away
In evening song...Loving that sound
Walking across the river where you stood
Feeling hungry within
But my hunger's for knowledge
Time's never enough to observe, soak everything I see
In my soul hunger lives, hunger from within.
Wonder the lovely faces each and everywhere you see
Worshiping in the distances in between
Faces new seeing him rejuvenating in love
Between us, love so true
As if the sky's so blue descending to kiss you
Refrain you must not do.
As the leaves from the maple,
The chestnut trees trembling in the breeze
Their scent...Sheltering from the winds.
Walking across the way
at that house I stopped, that green door I knew so well
For am not stranger there.
My home of old the yellow windows the green door
Like a fairyland where once love lived in a distant dream
On the boulevards along the way that little cafe
I sat, by the way watching life go by
Sitting all alone, on his cycle he came by
Smilingly he whispered my name I could not refrain
But to smile into his eyes mesmerised that here am I
That here am I as time passes by
Returning to where it begun
I write and write again it's not easy
In that book shop magically, I lose myself
Amongst those books you can scent the knowledge
Those books of old getting lost
Intermittently, lost in times time flys.
But the hunger still within
By the window, I stop reflecting seeing the image of him
In the reflection before my eyes
Standing behind me, flowers held high with a grin
The breeze lifting his hair like a whisper
His face adorable
In the shades of the night the starlight looking into his eyes
As time goes by
I can believe not, am home.
By Conni James...
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