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Ryder In the Desert
by Walter LaVerne Jones → (All Poetry by Walter LaVerne Jones)
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Look for me the wind

A voice in the desert
So soft from home
I here you calling
Why don’t you rime

Each night a blister
From the sun
I am like lighting in the run

Keep the fire burning
I know the way
Through the darkness

Till the light meets the day
Lingering footsteps where
Are you now

Hear the freight train
Burn down the track
An’t no looking back

Soft as the child in the street
Warm as the kiss when you I meet
Body on fire in the night

I am not looking for a fight
Kiss the stars sing in the sun
I am your life on the run

Do like a singer out in the bar
Strum your fingers on her guitar
Play the body inside your mind

I will walk with you all the way this time
Fingers are moving in the dreams
Right up to the Sunday stream

Keep the door closed
Close it tight drunks are the virtue
on Saturday night

Walk in the wind sing to the sun
I am your memory still on the run
Whoa what is it today

Child of love holds me tight
found in my lonely night
Just another drunk

Singer in the band
Lost in the bar again
A voice in the desert
So soft from home
I here you calling
Why don’t you rime

Each night a blister
From the sun
I am like lighting in the run

Keep the fire burning
I know the way
Through the darkness

Till the light meets the day
Lingering footsteps where
Are you now

Hear the freight train
Burn down the track
An’t no looking back

Soft as the child in the street
Warm as the kiss when you I meet
Body on fire in the night

I am not looking for a fight
Kiss the stars sing in the sun
I am your life on the run

Do like a singer out in the bar
Strum your fingers on her guitar
Play the body inside your mind

I will walk with you all the way this time
Fingers are moving in the dreams
Right up to the Sunday stream

Keep the door closed
Close it tight drunks are the virtue
on Saturday night

Walk in the wind sing to the sun
I am your memory still on the run
Whoa what is it today

Child of love holds me tight
found in my lonely night
Just another drunk

Singer in the band
Lost in the bar again

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 Reviews of "Ryder In the Desert"
Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson
Reviewed on March 18, 2004
Walter, I think this would make a GREAT SONG! I really enjoyed these haunting phrases.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on February 25, 2004
Wow!! Walter this was really great.....enjoyed this very much!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed on February 24, 2004
wonderful write, walter; a pleasure to read!


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