BY FAR DEEP WITHIN TWO HEARTS
By Far Deep Within Two hearts
The rain will fall the snow will sparkle,
So will love if you let it ,
The tree's will blow and the birds will sing,
As we watch the wave's at the beach ,
Empty now as we could be ;
Children will dance flowers will grow and
You one day I will hold ,
Music and the streets of Paris is were you
Will sing with out me .
My hopes and dreams are on hi with Jehovah near by
With love in mind for you and I ,
Tears will flow and the doves will fly high in the Paris skies,
Ice will melt and memories felt ,
I am the keeper of truth and peace that lives with in me ,
I am the one who writes notes to hold on to hope why life
Moves on as it opens its arms to the wind of love from heaven above,
Yesterday I was there, today I am in the heart of poems ,
The angels called upon me as I lay to dream of you with me ,
Far away in Paris is he ;
Tears will fall, hearts will awake to better day's,
It is not void but possibilities and dreams for you and me ,
Just know I am still there in your heart where ever you go ,
Love lives on hopes and dreams , But true love starts with He
The maker of you and me don't you see ;
Close your eyes can you see me standing there?
Remember life goes on ever dreams from far deep with in your heart ,
One day we will meet but until then enjoy what you have got in your
Love with Jehovah God ,
If you ever need me just close your eyes and I will be there in your heart,
Open your eyes and I will be gone but you can always write me a love song
And send it on to me by the internet makes way's for me to see ,
Tonight I say goodbye as the night is so young ,
Tonight I shed my tear for you to be near ;
My tears will fall with the rain droops sparkle with the love we both hope ;
Tonight I inhale a kiss to you and with a pray for your love to always be there .
Evermore this love will grow a selfless love already proved a seed to life .
Lilly Emery (C)
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