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My Desire


An Excerpt from "The Writ" by Paul Gray
©Copyright 2012 by Paul Gray. All rights reserved

The moment that I saw thee
Did my heart not skip a beat
A time by love suspended
Warmed by passion's smitten heat

 

Like mist love's smoke hath risen
Choking out life's clearest sight
All that's left for me is thee
Your want is my delight

 

One kiss to sooth these lips I seek
To quench this loving fire
My passion burned with yearning
Saves my soul by love's desire

 

The moment that I saw thee
Did my heart not skip a beat
Unseen by wildest notion
Just to dream of love so sweet

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