Deliver Me
by J & H Marsh - 1998

Deliver me,
out of my sadness.
Deliver me,
from all of my madness.
Deliver me,
courage to guide me.
Deliver me,
strength from inside me.
All of my life I was in hiding.
Wishing there was someone just like you.
Now that you are here,
now that I have found you,
I know that you are the one to pull me through.
Deliver me loving and caring.
Deliver me,
giving and sharing.
Deliver me,
the cross that I am bearing.
Deliver me,
deliver me,
deliver me ...




Image CopyrightŪHajime Sorayamo. Used with permission.


Dreaming About You
by Alfredo Vazquez- 1999

You,
a poem made woman.
You,
an angel of sweetness flying with crystal wings.
Sheltering, clothing, caressing.
It is your smile.
You,
above all.
You,
the splendor of the mountains.
You,
the journey of the mornings shining on the fields.
You,
the reflexion of heaven and snow.
You,
feeding the Unicorn.
You,
a Sun, a Moon, a Rose.
You,
a Woman, a Child,
One Light.




Image CopyrightŪHajime Sorayamo. Used with permission.


The Unwelcomed Dead
by Alfredo Vazquez- 1999

Dead! don't get closer.
Stay away!
Fatally wounded I am.
My anguish is extreme.
Dead! don't come for me.
No! I fear you not,
I don't fear for the punishment
I deserve for my sins commited in this Earth,
nor I fear the bellies of hell and its
eternal burning flames.
Dead! My anguish is extreme!
My anguish is for my loved one
I will see no more,
for her tender look that
no longer will give me peace
for her lips I will never kiss again.
Dead! go away!
Don't come for me yet
because in this moment of infinite solitude
I can only think of her.
With my last breath I implore you
Dead! don't come ...



Cheerful Girl
by Alfredo Vazquez- 1999

Cheerful girl
always laughing,
always tender,
always sweet.
Cheerful girl
a rose in plenitude,
fresh air in the mornings.
Cheerful girl
full of life,
full of dreams,
full of love.
Cheerful girl
always running,
always restless,
a buttefly near the flame.
The flame of passion in your heart.
Cheerful girl
How I love you!
Cheerful girl.




Image CopyrightŪLuca Indraccolo. Used with permission.


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