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Paramour.


As days so quickly blink away I saw nothing else but the longful day Where I'll find in the mere distance his wandering eyes And capture them tightly and embrace them in mine Sweet, so sweet are my paramours lips which wrap me up in pleasantful sin Run to me and make me known to your heart And soul (which I'd like to make my home) Whisper to me Your hidden secrets and Reveal to me Your dark and blurry thoughts because Here You find no judgment for your faults. Don't let me slip away or pass me by As you walk towards me with your curious eyes For I am here to love you.
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