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Lover lost, or perhaps a society wandering, looking for in the midst of passion escaping


 

 

Thunder from the mountain breaks walls clean
Ripples of water
Pure in body
Best left
To dream



Faces of my lovers pass in the spots of the road mixed in with lies
Traces of hope in cloud covered skies
Chases from the wild side of a heart on the run
Memory of so many in the walking from someone

Drift in windswept desire of fire strong and pure
Sift the ashes for the last of hearts seeking peace
Kiss the lips of the next one in the golden streets
Free the answers head the question where is I have come

Run from all the pleasures created for someone
Sun fades in retribution for the evil threat lives
Plumb the marker in the boxes all she did was give
Tree is true to the answer of the book yet to write

Reason is in the pages of the question in the night
Pleason lover holds the secret of time marching on
Real the needs of woman and life
Me lay back in rays of today

Kept the baby threw out the water
Slept with the warm in light
Boat sails in the morning
Sea rocks in slave

Waves hold the passion of all that he gave
Rocks are hidden but as sharp as her tongue
Block the worst of a cold be in a need to run
See past horizon here we come here we come

Wrinkle in the needy of silver and gray
Time is nothing as music still plays
Mime works her magic in twinkle of plead
Please is given birth of life's precious seed

Passion stops for the answers of pain to reed
Breeze lifts the spirits to place incomplete
Tease of her body and her eyes escape
Sleep in calm of her new earthquake

Clever trance left in willow branch to be kept
Sever not heartache eradicate favor of her perfume
Reality meets the need and survival fails
Wash clean the body in oil fair

West is the willing
Test in scent in her hair
Pest of truth keeps sleep from coming
Love is just a motion of grumbling sea

My child I have wandered
Seeking so much more
Let me look upon you
Before you slam the door


 


 


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