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Kisses


Good bye Were the words My lips formed but.. Instead they ended up on your body So many emotions my body felt… Each and everyday I just want to scream These feelings away To the moonlight As I lay in the shadows of the earth Mother Nature covers me in the depths of her control And all I feel is your Soft full lips on my neck… Those powerful kisses bring me back to the shores of life In search of my long lost love That will be found By the capture of your kiss… As days past and turn into weeks And those weeks turn into months And those months turn into years And those years turn into decades Those decades turn into a century with new years to come As the new millennium approaches My body begins to melt into the earth The thousand of years It took me to get into your arms Was only a day worth a thousand of minutes Patience is the key to my heart And I’m willing to wait all those years If it means I will be rewarded With your kisses worth a million words
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