I would give to you the moon
From the midnight sky
Capture a falling star
As it passes by
Hand you star dust to
Wear in your hair
All these would be yours
To prove how much I care
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I'd give to you a love feast
In which to dine
But all I have to offer you
Is this heart of mine
I'd give to you a mansion
Sitting on a hill
But all I have is this heart
Only you can fill
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I'd give to you riches
And wealth beyond compare
But I can only offer you love
That will always be there
I'd give you anything
To prove my love, you see
But darling , all I have
To offer you.....is me...
Linda, excellent poem, my frienf. We dont need riches or fame as long as we have you. This world and site is a great place with you in it. ((( Hugs ))) Paul
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Reviewed on June 27, 2003
How beautiful Linda! What a perfect rhyming pattern. This is ingrained in you. You are a great writer. I strongly support your work. You friend Bill
A treasure as always.
We so often worry about giving the right thing or giving enough...when all the time...the right thing is just to give.
Thanks for giving us this beautiful poem.
John
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As La Belle Rouge Said ... This poem really shines with your Love.
We so often worry about giving the right thing or giving enough...when all the time...the right thing is just to give.
Thanks for giving us this beautiful poem.
John