In the mist of winter
I need to feel your sunshine
The warmth of your soul
To be able to get past this cold
This chill that has taken over
It lingers so...
I need to feel your sunshine
The warmth of your soul
Your touch electrofies
Bringing us so close
My imagination always takes me there
Where I want to be
Where I need to be
Right by your side
I need to feel your sunshine
The warmth of your soul
We are not strangers
Know that my heart
Does not lie
It always shows truth
A truth that cannot be denied
Say you understand...
I need to feel your sunshine
The warmth of your soul
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Reviewed by Diana Legun (Reader)
Reviewed on March 28, 2012
Good last line in the first stanza, to leave the line dangle with "It lingers so ... " This gives an impression of that chill continuing... Thank you for being in the Den.
Such a beautiful tone and sentiment, Deborah; like a hushed soliloquy and mantra all in one; the repetitions "I need to feel your sunshine The warmth of your soul" is quite lovely and soul-touching. It's funny how that one special person can both shield protectively and energise all at once. Much enjoyed. xx
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