Thoughts scrawled on paper

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by Fortunate Son, Nov 18, 2005.

  1. Fortunate Son

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    Now I would never call myself a poet, these are just thoughts and feelings brought to me from the girl that I had loved, but she seemed to not see what I saw or feel what I felt, but here they are I had maybe a dozen or so short writings but now I have only these two as I had them saved only to a pc that soon after crashed and burned so to speak. Well here they are.

    Sitting here I'm thinking about days past and days to come.
    I wonder how I got this far without someone like you.
    I dream about the day I'll see your face, the first time I'll
    be able to stare into those eyes...and I know it will be soon.

    You've opened my eyes to a beautiful world full of endless possibility,
    And I thank the lord for seeing me through and bringing me to you.
    Now even in my darkest times I know now that I can make it through,
    You've given me more than I could ever return, hope for better days.

    And now the second:

    Some nights I lie asleep dreaming of your beautiful face,
    And my mind is filled with thoughts of days not yet come.
    I love everything about you, something that will never change
    Your eyes, your smile, your laugh, the way you make me feel inside.

    There are days I wonder how you ever came to me,
    Sometimes I feel like you're exist only in a dream.
    At times when my mind was dark and my thoughts were black,
    You came to me with bearing your words of hope and beauty.

    Now not one day goes by that I don't search the sky,
    As I thank the lord that I'm alive.
    And there is one thing that in my mind I know to be true,
    That someday dreaming isn't the only thing I'll do.
     
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