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Memory garden


see memory don't leave like people there not selfish thier not unkind so I built a garden out the one you left behind you left me in this world baby you cause it to be this way so now I live in my garden full of memory the rose never fade it's always spring tulip bring a pretty hue of yellow and red like the sunset like our first kiss the forget me not are the brightest blue an in my garden.i am never blue and please don't touch a petal on my dusk tea rose just leave them there for me that one hold the memory of how you kiss me slowly as I speak and look at the pony so pretty an pink like the wine you pour for me and every there is my lilac and lavender so purple an pretty just like our bath you wash my hair and kiss my neck so sweet no weeds grow here come over here marigolds grow bright yellow like how I press you hand against my heart so you always know where you be and how my soul beat for you just so you can see our garden never fade look at the night jasmine don't they smell lovely like kissing on the beach sand in between I feet I never want to leave this place isn't so pretty Ina garden full of love wild lily grow like how I ran in to your arms an didn't want to let you go because I finally found a home but now you left me with these memory I plant them with a seed my little secret garden
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