I look for you eveywhere I go, seek your face in every crowd, To still this love I listen to my heart yell your name out loud.
How do I erase you from the tapestry of this dream, When the thread of your very existence is woven through every fibre of my being?
How do I stop your face from entering into my every thought? And how do I ignore this love that my heart seems to think it's got?
I'll never get to tell of how deep this river of Love, And I'll never get to hold you, to test these wings and fly above.
I wish that I had never seen you on the edge of my life for so long, I had no idea that I would be singing love's lamented song.
So now I will try to walk away and close this heart's windows and its door, And perhaps one day you'll be able to see... I could have loved you so much more.
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Shirine McVey discovers that twenty years of her life have elapsed since she went to sleep in a hotel room in El Paso, Texas. And worse, she is married to a man she doesn't know.
I liked this especially:
How do I erase you from
the tapestry of this dream,
Good wishes to you!
SFxxx