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Gray Skies


Gray Skies Blank lifeless quiet and down It’s how life seems when you’re not around Gray skies that are damp full of fog and mist Silent heart, cant breath you’re so deeply missed Memory of your scent as your neck touches my lips The softness of your touch when your hand rubs my hips Lonely silence fills my room as I picture your face A tear drop runs down my cheek leaving a trace Gray skies that reach for miles and covers the sun from its shine North to south state to state the distance is a crime Gray skies fill my space and you’re so far away Long distance relationship depending on weekends, to see your face Counting the days till we will unite and be in each other’s arms Temporary ray of light brings hope and turns coldness to warm Longing for the day the gray skies will fade away When blue skies beauty will take its place When our lives are joined and our worries are few With God in the middle there is nothing we can’t do. Gray skies are temporary; the clouds will soon spread apart When we are standing face to face beating to one heart Dolvas 5/16/15
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