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I Could Say


I could say, that your voice is the most enchanting music of the world

I could say, that your hair and your smile shine with your own light

I might say, that your eyes are windows to a paradisiac garden

I could say, that you are the perfect combination of sweet and lovely

 

I could tell you the most beautiful things, all those you are

A beautiful miracle of chance with an inconceivable improbability

A dazzling flower in the desert, a ray of sunshine in the darkness

All this would not be enough to describe what you are ...

 

So I could say what I said before

And I should say more

But I ask, will we get the sun this summer?

Or it will be a new trip


Although you were not mine, Forever in my mind, you will stay

The pieces of my life, run away with you

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