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Kissing Hearts


Swelling and beating when I think of you It's as if I envision you here fingers tangled and all My heart selfishly desires to be melted with yours Past heartaches never mend and for a boy his heart never bends God fills it to the brim Day and Night full of endless love To taste God's free sugar Or to seek Satan's spice Love is sweeter than A mountain made from honey That priceless vessel of yours and mine May God let it swell and beat for you
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hmichael

Colgate University Bachelor of Arts Boston College High School The Steppingstone Foundation

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