But think, in the years to come, the years ahead, The years when youth is gone and dead, You'll look back upon this day-- And in your mind you'll hear you say What happened on that fateful noon, Beneat the shining midday moon, The sound of shattering window pane, That drives your friend so insane-- And you'll remember what he told you all the while-- That life is fun without the people-- As he plunged from top the steeple, And with sadness in your heart, You'll burn his picture, all and part.©Jeremy Millar |
Here I sit Like a twit Writing about life That thing that's full Of angst and bull Of trouble and of strife I think to myself okay man Now's the time to stop For to go on Would surely make My weary head go pop For to sit here And contemplate My fate that is death itself Makes me want To give this up Right now©The Raving Squirl |
Like the Summer Breeze Like a summer breeze, Our love does flow From the mountains to the sea. And with each passing glimps of time I knew it was meant to be. From the time we met, To the time we have And onwards through all time I think of you and loves embrace And gentally write this rhym. For I love you more, with each passing day And my soul belongs to you As I sit here, pen in hand There's nothing I'd rather do. But to have you next to me To help me face the day I love you my dearest love Leaves nothing more to say. . .©Kermit |
Why I Love You You complete me you complete everything I am You are my hero and my strength You share my feelings and my dreams You gave me the world so graciously You helped me to discover myself and all I can ever hope to be You held my hand when I cried tears of sorrow You rejoiced with me when I cried tears of joy You let me discover how it feels to be loved And to love someone until it hurts You put me on a pedestal for all to see You don't care to show others how you feel about me As we walked through the darkness you held my hand And led the way©Jennifer Graham |
because nothing quenches a bohemian soul like the liberal energy of scarred morals and righteous journeys through thick backcountry theology because defiant loneliness can not exist in a smoke-filled pickup truck rocking across Nevada going seventy with a lusty redheaded journalist beside you because before you share you must experience choice, guilt, deception, want indulgence, passion ,spirit. magic life lets freedom ride©Diana |
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